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Ce Rêve Est Devenu Réalité Vous venez de trouver une règle mise en ligne par un collectionneur qui, depuis 1998, partage sa collection de jeux de société et sa passion sur Internet. Imaginez que vous puissiez accéder, jour et nuit, à cette collection, que vous puissiez ouvrir et utiliser tous ces jeux. Ce rêve est devenu réalité. Chantal et François vous accueillent à Sologny (Saône-et-Loire), au cœur du Val Lamartinien, entre Mâcon et Cluny, à 1h de Lyon ou Châlon-sur-Saône, 1h30 de Roanne ou Dijon, 2h de Genève, Grenoble ou Annecy et 4h de Paris (2h en TGV). L'Escale à jeux est un gîte ludique, réunissant un meublé de tourisme pour 6 à 15 personnes et une ludothèque de plus de 7 000 jeux de société. Au total, 260 m² pour jouer, ripailler et dormir. http://escaleajeux.fr − 09 72 30 41 42 − [email protected] Ludographies (très) succinctes Ludographies (très) succinctes 1. Robert Abbott (USA) 13. Oriol Comas I Coma (Es) 1. Robert Abbott (USA) 13. Oriol Comas I Coma (Es) Code 777, Confusion, Eleusis, Àgora Barcelona, Gaudi, Pròxima Code 777, Confusion, Eleusis, Àgora Barcelona, Gaudi, Pròxima Epaminondas obertura, Sator Epaminondas obertura, Sator 2. Sylvie Barc (Fr) 14. Véronique Debroise (Fr) 2. Sylvie Barc (Fr) 14. Véronique Debroise (Fr) Bombay Bazar, Carambouille, Élixir, Bacchanales, Parfumaster, La Route des Bombay Bazar, Carambouille, Élixir, Bacchanales, Parfumaster, La Route des Fantasy, Shabadabada, Tic Tac Boum, épices Fantasy, Shabadabada, Tic Tac Boum, épices Tous au dodo 15. Dominique Ehrhard (Fr) Tous au dodo 15. Dominique Ehrhard (Fr) 3. Pascal Bernard (Fr) Crazy Circus, Droids, Le Fantôme des 3. Pascal Bernard (Fr) Crazy Circus, Droids, Le Fantôme des Les 3 mousquetaires, Héros du monde, Mac Gregor, Marrakech, Méditerranée, Les 3 mousquetaires, Héros du monde, Mac Gregor, Marrakech, Méditerranée, Montjopie, Pékin Express, Plus belle la Montgolfière Montjopie, Pékin Express, Plus belle la Montgolfière vie, Tape Coco 16. Bruno Faidutti (Fr) vie, Tape Coco 16. Bruno Faidutti (Fr) 4. Serge Bouquet (Fr) Babylone, Diamant, Meurtre à l’abbaye, 4. Serge Bouquet (Fr) Babylone, Diamant, Meurtre à l’abbaye, La bataille des OGM, Domimot, Par : 5, Tempête sur l’échiquier, La Vallée des La bataille des OGM, Domimot, Par : 5, Tempête sur l’échiquier, La Vallée des Sok’r classico, La Tomette marseillaise mammouths Sok’r classico, La Tomette marseillaise mammouths 5. Malcolm Braff (CH) 17. Roberto Fraga (Fr) 5. Malcolm Braff (CH) 17. Roberto Fraga (Fr) Animalia, Jamaica, Kimaloé Contrario, La Danse des œufs, Les Animalia, Jamaica, Kimaloé Contrario, La Danse des œufs, Les 6. Inka Brand (De) Dragons du Mékong, Squad Seven Time 6. Inka Brand (De) Dragons du Mékong, Squad Seven Time Guatemala Café, Der Palast von is Money Guatemala Café, Der Palast von is Money Eschnapur, Victor et le Château aux 1000 18. Wolfgang Kramer (De) Eschnapur, Victor et le Château aux 1000 18. Wolfgang Kramer (De) miroirs 6 qui prend, Blox, El Grande, Le Fantôme miroirs 6 qui prend, Blox, El Grande, Le Fantôme 7. Bernd Brunnhofer (De) de minuit, Java, Maharaja, That’s Life, 7. Bernd Brunnhofer (De) de minuit, Java, Maharaja, That’s Life, L’Âge de Pierre, Geyhounds, Sankt Tikal, Torres L’Âge de Pierre, Geyhounds, Sankt Tikal, Torres Petersburg 19. Doris Matthäus (De) Petersburg 19. Doris Matthäus (De) 8. Kris Burm (Be) Dicke Kartoffeln, Hériss’ Olym-Pik, Mü, 8. Kris Burm (Be) Dicke Kartoffeln, Hériss’ Olym-Pik, Mü, Batik, Dvonn, Flix, Gipf, Pünct, Quads, Urland, Ursuppe, Zoff im Zoo Batik, Dvonn, Flix, Gipf, Pünct, Quads, Urland, Ursuppe, Zoff im Zoo Tamsk, Tzaar, Yinsh, Zèrtz 20. Andrea Meyer (De) Tamsk, Tzaar, Yinsh, Zèrtz 20. Andrea Meyer (De) 9. Marcel-André Casasola Merkle Hossa!, Link, Montre-moi un dessin 9. Marcel-André Casasola Merkle Hossa!, Link, Montre-moi un dessin (De) 21. Niek Neuwahl (Ne) (De) 21. Niek Neuwahl (Ne) Meuterer, Pyramid, Taluva, Verräter 1 Stein & Co, Aztec, Tayü, Toscana Meuterer, Pyramid, Taluva, Verräter 1 Stein & Co, Aztec, Tayü, Toscana 10. Bruno Cathala (Fr) 22. Philippe Proux (Fr) 10. Bruno Cathala (Fr) 22. Philippe Proux (Fr) Animalia, Les Chevaliers de la Table Mokadi, Tasso, Totem Animalia, Les Chevaliers de la Table Mokadi, Tasso, Totem Ronde, Dice Town, Du balai !, Jamaica, 23. Stefanie Rohner (De) Ronde, Dice Town, Du balai !, Jamaica, 23. Stefanie Rohner (De) Mr. Jack Casanova, Klondike, Pasta-pasta, Mr. Jack Casanova, Klondike, Pasta-pasta, 11. Fanny Cherpe (Fr) Toutankhamon 11. Fanny Cherpe (Fr) Toutankhamon Cro-Magnon, Hot Cocot, Terra ventura 24. Sid Sackson (USA) Cro-Magnon, Hot Cocot, Terra ventura 24. Sid Sackson (USA) 12. Leo Colovini (It) Acquire – Grand Hôtel, Can’t Stop, 12. Leo Colovini (It) Acquire – Grand Hôtel, Can’t Stop, Alexandros, Carolus magnus, Cartagena, Einstein, Focus, Kohle Kies & Knete, Wu Alexandros, Carolus magnus, Cartagena, Einstein, Focus, Kohle Kies & Knete, Wu Clans, Intrigues à Venise, Magna Grecia, Hsing Clans, Intrigues à Venise, Magna Grecia, Hsing Vabanque Vabanque Ludographies (très) succinctes Ludographies (très) succinctes 1. William Attia 13. Alain Epron 1. William Attia 13. Alain Epron Caylus, Tai Chi Chuan Mâamut Caylus, Tai Chi Chuan Mâamut 2. Cecile Balay 14. Marie-Christine Exbrayat 2. Cecile Balay 14. Marie-Christine Exbrayat Passion Picardie, Sakodo Bataille nature Passion Picardie, Sakodo Bataille nature 3. Antoine Bauza 15. Max Gerchambeau 3. Antoine Bauza 15. Max Gerchambeau Chabyrinthe, La Chasse aux monstres, Argotics, Carrousel, Cocotte Party, Cric Chabyrinthe, La Chasse aux monstres, Argotics, Carrousel, Cocotte Party, Cric Ghost Stories, Hurry’Cup, Pocket Crac Croc, Drakkar, Les Grands Amiraux, Ghost Stories, Hurry’Cup, Pocket Crac Croc, Drakkar, Les Grands Amiraux, Rockets, Pony Express Jeu de l’énergie, Le Royaume des 5 Rockets, Pony Express Jeu de l’énergie, Le Royaume des 5 4. Christophe Boelinger couronnes, Shamrock, Struggle, Yami 4. Christophe Boelinger couronnes, Shamrock, Struggle, Yami Chat perché, Draco Mundis, Dungeon 16. François Koch Chat perché, Draco Mundis, Dungeon 16. François Koch Twister, Monstro Folies, Pirates de 8 Familles d’aujourd’hui, Bonjour Robert, Twister, Monstro Folies, Pirates de 8 Familles d’aujourd’hui, Bonjour Robert, l’espace, Une vie de chien Caractère, La Mamma, Palabres, Poules l’espace, Une vie de chien Caractère, La Mamma, Palabres, Poules 5. Régis Bonnessée renards vipères, Le Secret des moines 5. Régis Bonnessée renards vipères, Le Secret des moines Himalaya 17. Odet L’Homer Himalaya 17. Odet L’Homer 6. Thierry Chapeau Contrario, Easter Island, Mixo, Salut les 6. Thierry Chapeau Contrario, Easter Island, Mixo, Salut les Piou Piou, Quixo, Rök, Splash attack filles !, Sauvons la princesse, Stixx Piou Piou, Quixo, Rök, Splash attack filles !, Sauvons la princesse, Stixx 7. Jean-Marc Courtil 18. Serge Laget 7. Jean-Marc Courtil 18. Serge Laget Bobby Sitter, La Soupe à Gertrude, Castel, Les Chevaliers de la Table Ronde, Bobby Sitter, La Soupe à Gertrude, Castel, Les Chevaliers de la Table Ronde, Surprises ! Du balai !, Le Gang des tractions-avant, Surprises ! Du balai !, Le Gang des tractions-avant, Mare Nostrum, Mystère à l’abbaye Mare Nostrum, Mystère à l’abbaye 8. Bérengère de Buchy 8. Bérengère de Buchy French Kiss Party, In love, Invitations, 19. Gilles Lehmann French Kiss Party, In love, Invitations, 19. Gilles Lehmann Pasha Atomic Business, Mes copains d’abord ! Pasha Atomic Business, Mes copains d’abord ! 9. Gérard Delfanti 20. Ludovic Maublanc 9. Gérard Delfanti 20. Ludovic Maublanc Les Dessous de la ville, Full Métal Bonne Question !, Ca$h’n Gun$, Les Dessous de la ville, Full Métal Bonne Question !, Ca$h’n Gun$, Planète, Super Gang Cléopâtre et la société des architectes, Planète, Super Gang Cléopâtre et la société des architectes, 10. Cyril Demaegd Cyrano, Dice Town, Monstro Folies, Mr. Cyrano, Dice Town, Monstro Folies, Mr. Jack 10. Cyril Demaegd Jack Amitys, Ys Amitys, Ys 11. Jean-Jacques Derghazarian 21. Yves Renou 21. Yves Renou Baccade, Fais pas l’âne, Le Jardin fou, 11. Jean-Jacques Derghazarian Baccade, Fais pas l’âne, Le Jardin fou, Equinox, Imbrix, Le Mot le plus court, Les Rondins des bois, Tous au dodo, La Equinox, Imbrix, Le Mot le plus court, Les Rondins des bois, Tous au dodo, La Pétanque cartes Vache amoureuse Pétanque cartes Vache amoureuse 12. Philippe des Pallières 22. Henri Sala 12. Philippe des Pallières 22. Henri Sala Amazones, Armada, La Guerre des Battleground, Canon noir, Diamino Amazones, Armada, La Guerre des Battleground, Canon noir, Diamino moutons, Les Loups-Garous de chinois, Elefantenparade, Le Mystère moutons, Les Loups-Garous de chinois, Elefantenparade, Le Mystère Thiercelieux, Objets trouvés, Oh ! Les Bernini, Rattrapez-le !, Samouraï, Shing Thiercelieux, Objets trouvés, Oh ! Les Bernini, Rattrapez-le !, Samouraï, Shing nains, Qui va faire la vaisselle ? Shang nains, Qui va faire la vaisselle ? Shang 23. Bernard Tavitian 23. Bernard Tavitian Arlecchino, Blokus, Blokus Trigon Arlecchino, Blokus, Blokus Trigon 24. Henri Vergne 24. Henri Vergne Carré 2000, Cheminum, Intercept Carré 2000, Cheminum, Intercept .
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