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Directory Nick Version.Xlsx Directory of Board Game Library - d20 Board Game Cafe Alpabetical Key to expansions: ⇲❑ = In base box, +❑ = Base required, ❑! = Standalone, +❑? = Base required and ask a member of staff for this expansion. Game Category Expansion Shelf Players Playtime Age+ Year Weight 504 Strategy 5C 2 - 4 30 - 120 10+ 2015 3.45 ...And Then We Held Hands 2 Player 20C 2 30 - 45 10+ 2015 1.75 20th Century Strategy 6C 3 - 5 120 12+ 2010 2.96 221b Baker Street Classic 32A 2 - 6 90 12+ 1975 1.82 3 Commandments, The Light Strategy 29E 3 - 7 45 12+ 2018 1.64 3 Wishes Card & Dice 25A 3 - 5 3 - 5 8+ 2016 1.06 5 Minute Dungeon: Curses! Foiled Co-op ⇲❑ 7D 2 - 6 5 - 30 6+ 2018 1.30 Again! 6 Nimmt Card & Dice 25A 2 - 10 45 8+ 1994 1.22 7 Wonders Light Strategy 27C 2 - 7 30 10+ 2010 2.34 7 Wonders Duel 2 Player 20A 2 30 10+ 2015 2.22 7 Wonders Duel: Pantheon 2 Player +❑ 20A 2 30 - 45 10+ 2016 2.25 7 Wonders: Armada Light Strategy +❑ 26C 3 - 7 40 10+ 2018 2.78 A La Carte Party 5F 2 - 4 30 6+ 1989 1.31 Above and Below Strategy 6A 2 - 4 90 10+ 2015 2.53 Absolute Balderdash Trivia 33B 2 - 6 45 1993 1.47 Adrenaline Adventure/Heavy 10D 3 - 5 30 - 60 10+ 2016 2.30 Age Of Empires 3 Adventure/Heavy 9D 2 - 5 90 - 120 12+ 2007 3.13 Age Of Renaissance Adventure/Heavy 10D 3 - 6 120 - 300 14+ 1996 3.86 Agricola Strategy 5E 1 - 5 30 - 150 12+ 2007 3.64 Agricola Family Edition Family and Kids 22A 1 - 5 30 - 150 12+ 2007 3.64 Airships Strategy 5B 2 - 4 45 - 60 8+ 2007 1.86 Akrotiri 2 Player 20F 2 45 12+ 2014 2.65 Alchemists Strategy 6C 2 - 4 120 12+ 2014 3.88 Alchemists: The King's Golem Strategy ⇲❑ 6C 2 - 4 120 14+ 2016 4.64 Alhambra Light Strategy 27B 2 - 6 45 - 60 8+ 2003 2.11 Alhambra: Big Box Light Strategy 26E 2 - 6 60 10+ 2009 2.34 Altiplano Strategy 6A 2 - 5 60 - 120 12+ 2017 3.34 Among The Stars Light Strategy 31A 2 - 4 30 10+ 2012 2.24 Among The Stars: Revival Light Strategy ❑! 31A 2 - 6 30 12+ 2015 2.29 Anachrony Adventure/Heavy 8B 1 - 4 30 - 120 14+ 2017 3.97 Andriod: Netrunner Strategy 6D 2 45 12+ 2012 3.38 Anomia Party 34B 3 - 6 30 10+ 2010 1.06 Apples To Apples Party 33C 4 - 10 30 10+ 1999 1.16 Aquasphere Strategy 6E 2 - 4 100 12+ 2014 3.67 Arboretum Card & Dice 25H 2 - 4 30 10+ 2015 2.15 Architekton 2 Player 20F 2 30 - 45 8+ 2005 1.62 Arctic Scavengers Light Strategy 30A 2 - 5 45 - 60 10+ 2009 2.26 Arena of the Planeswalkers, Magic Adventure/Heavy 8F 2 - 5 60 12+ 2017 2.31 The Gathering: Arkham Horror Adventure/Heavy 9F 1 - 8 120 - 240 14+ 2013 3.57 Arkham Horror - The Black Goat Of Adventure/Heavy ⇲❑ 9F 1 - 8 120 - 240 14+ 2005 3.12 The Woods Arkham Horror - The Card Game Adventure/Heavy 9F 1 - 2 60 - 120 12+ 2006 3.34 Arkham Horror - The Curse of the Adventure/Heavy ⇲❑ 9F 1 - 8 240 12+ 2008 3.15 Dark Pharoh Arkham Horror - The Lurker at the Adventure/Heavy ⇲❑ 9F 1 - 8 240 14+ 2016 3.32 Threshold Articulate Trivia 33B 4 - 8 60 10+ 1992 1.31 Articulate: Extra Pack 1 Trivia ⇲❑ 33B 4 - 20 60 2010 1.00 Articulate: Your Life Trivia 33B 4 - 20 60 12+ 1993 1.00 Asteroyds Light Strategy 27A 2 - 6 30 8+ 2010 2.17 Automobiles Light Strategy 29B 2 - 5 45 - 75 10+ 2016 2.16 Avalon, The Resistance: Card & Dice 24B 5 - 10 30 8+ 2013 1.78 Ave Roma Strategy 5A 2 - 5 45 - 120 12+ 2016 3.79 Aye, Dark Overlord: The Red Box Card & Dice 25H 4 - 16 30 8+ 2005 1.30 Azul Light Strategy 28C 2 - 4 30 - 45 8+ 2017 1.78 Backgammon Classic 32B 2 30 8+ -3000 2.02 Bananagrams Trivia 34b 1 - 8 15 8+ 2006 1.35 BANG! Card & Dice 25a 4 - 7 20 - 40 10+ 2002 1.64 BANG! The Dice Game Card & Dice 24B 3 - 8 15 10+ 2012 1.28 BANG! The Duel Card & Dice ❑! 20B 2 30 10+ 2015 1.88 Bärenpark Light Strategy 27C 2 - 4 30 - 45 6+ 2017 1.69 17-Jun-2020 Directory of Board Game Library - d20 Board Game Cafe Alpabetical Key to expansions: ⇲❑ = In base box, +❑ = Base required, ❑! = Standalone, +❑? = Base required and ask a member of staff for this expansion. Game Category Expansion Shelf Players Playtime Age+ Year Weight Bärenpark: The Bad News Bears Light Strategy +❑ 26C 2 - 4 30 - 45 2019 2.00 Barnyard Round Up Card & Dice 25F 2 - 6 10 - 20 5+ 2016 1.33 Batman: Arkham City Escape Adventure/Heavy 10D 2 40 10+ 2013 2.07 Battlelore Adventure/Heavy 9A 2 60 10+ 2006 2.76 Battlelore: Call To Arms Adventure/Heavy +❑ 9A 2 60 12+ 2007 2.50 Battles Of Westeros: A Battlelore Adventure/Heavy 9A 2 60 - 120 12+ 2010 3.20 Game Battleship Command Classic 32C 2 30 6+ 1931 1.23 Battlestar Galactica: The Board Adventure/Heavy 8B 3 - 6 120 - 180 14+ 2008 3.24 Game Bausack Party 34C 2 - 8 15 - 45 6+ 1987 1.30 Bears Vs Babies (NSFW) Over 18 26A 2 - 5 15 - 20 16+ 2017 1.50 Bears Vs Babies (SFW) Card & Dice 25F 2 - 5 15 - 20 8+ 2017 1.27 Beer & Vikings Party 34E 3 - 8 45 12+ 2012 2.40 Betrayal at Baldur's Gate Adventure/Heavy 8F 3 - 6 60 12+ 2004 2.55 Betrayal at House On The Hill Adventure/Heavy 8F 3 - 6 60 10+ 2010 2.38 Between Two Castles of Mad King Light Strategy 29A 2 - 7 45 - 60 10+ 2018 2.26 Ludwig Between Two Cities Light Strategy 29A 1 - 7 25 8+ 2015 1.82 Biblios Card & Dice 24D 2 - 4 30 8+ 2007 1.68 Biblios Dice Card & Dice 23D 2 - 5 30 8+ 2015 1.67 Bill and Ted's Excellent Boardgame Card & Dice 24D 2 - 4 25 - 50 8+ 2016 2.50 Binding of Isaac, The: Four Souls Card & Dice 24D 2 - 4 30 - 60 16+ 2004 2.28 Black Fleet Strategy 31A 3 - 4 60 8+ 2014 1.95 Blockbuster Party 34A 4 - 10 30 - 60 14+ 2019 1.00 Blokus Light Strategy 28C 2 - 4 20 6+ 2000 1.78 Blokus Duo 2 Player 20A 2 15 5+ 2005 1.70 Blokus Trigon Light Strategy 28C 2 - 4 20 6+ 2006 1.94 Blood Bowl Adventure/Heavy 9A 2 45 - 120 10+ 2016 3.49 Blood Bowl Team Manager Adventure/Heavy 9B 2 - 4 90 12+ 2011 2.33 Blood Bowl Team Manager: Foul Adventure/Heavy 9B 2 - 5 60 10+ 2014 2.67 Play Blood Bowl Team Manager: Sudden Adventure/Heavy 9B 2 - 4 90 12+ 2013 2.36 Death Blood Rage Adventure/Heavy 10B 2 - 4 60 - 90 12+ 2015 2.87 Blood Rage: 5th Player Expansion Adventure/Heavy ⇲❑ 10B 5 60 - 90 2015 2.61 Blood Rage: Mystics of Midgard Adventure/Heavy ⇲❑ 10B 2 - 4 60 - 90 10+ 2015 2.65 Bloody Inn, The Light Strategy 27E 1 - 4 30 - 60 8+ 2018 2.37 Blue Lagoon Light Strategy 30B 2 - 4 30 - 45 10+ 2018 2.03 Boggle Trivia 34B 1 - 8 10 10+ 1972 1.51 Bohnanza Card & Dice 24C 2 - 7 45 8+ 1997 1.67 Boss Monster Card & Dice 24C 2 - 4 30 10+ 2015 1.82 Boss Monster 2: The Next Level Card & Dice ❑! 24C 2 - 4 20 - 30 8+ 2013 1.82 Bottle Party 34D 1 - 6 30 8+ 1993 1.00 Braggart Card & Dice 23D 2 - 6 30 10+ 2010 1.22 Brass: Lancashire Strategy 6A 2 - 4 60 - 120 14+ 2007 3.86 Brew Crafters Strategy 5A 2 - 5 90 12+ 2013 3.58 Brewcrafters: Travel Card Game Card & Dice 25A 2 - 4 30 10+ 2014 1.31 Bruges Strategy 5E 2 - 4 60 10+ 2013 2.76 Buccaneer Bones Card & Dice 25H 1 - 4 15 6+ 2013 1.07 Buckaroo Family and Kids 22A 2 - 4 10 5+ 1970 1.00 Bucket of Doom Over 18 26B 4 - 20 30 18+ 2014 1.00 Bucket of Doom: Toxic Edition Over 18 26B 4 - 20 0 - 30 2018 Buffy The Vampire Slayer: The Co-op 7D 1 - 6 40 - 60 10+ 2016 2.61 Board Game Buffy The Vampire Slayer: The Game Adventure/Heavy 10E 2 - 5 90 10+ 2000 1.99 Bunny Bunny Moose Moose Family and Kids 21C 3 - 6 20 3+ 2017 1.53 Bunny Kingdom Light Strategy 28A 2 - 4 40 - 60 8+ 2017 2.24 Bunny Kingdom: in the Sky Light Strategy +❑ 28A 2 - 5 40 - 60 12+ 2019 2.33 C S Files (Aka Deception: Murder In Light Strategy 27A 4 - 12 20 12+ 2014 1.60 Hong Kong) 17-Jun-2020 Directory of Board Game Library - d20 Board Game Cafe Alpabetical Key to expansions: ⇲❑ = In base box, +❑ = Base required, ❑! = Standalone, +❑? = Base required and ask a member of staff for this expansion. 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