Alien Frontiers is a game of resource management and planetary development for two to four players. During the game you will utilize orbital facilities and alien technology to build colony domes in strategic locations to control the newly discovered world.

The game board shows the planet, its moon, the stations in orbit around the planet, and the solar system?s star. The dice you are given at the start of the game represent the space ships in your fleet. You will assign these ships to the orbital facilities in order to earn resources, expand your fleet, and colonize the planet.

As the game progresses, you will place your colony tokens on the planet to represent the amount of control you have over each territory. Those territories exert influence over specific orbital facilities and, if you control a territory, you are able to utilize that sway to your advantage.

The planet was once the home of an alien race and they left behind a wondrous artifact in orbit. Using your fleet to explore the artifact, you will discover amazing alien technologies that you can use to advance your cause.

Winning the game will require careful consideration as you assign your fleet, integrate the alien technology and territory influences into your expansion plans, and block your opponents from building colonies of their own. Do you have what it takes to conquer an alien frontier?

Roll and place your dice to gain advantages over your opponent and block them out of useful areas of the board. Use Alien Tech cards to manipulate your dice rolls and territory bonuses to break the rules. Steal resources, overtake territories, and do whatever it takes to get your colonies on the map first! Don't dream it'll be easy, though, because the other players will be trying to do the same thing.

Alien Frontiers Fifth Edition is identical to the 4th edition except it now comes with plastic resoures and does not include the Rocket Dice Board on the reverse of the game board.

Alien Frontiers Expansions 1-6 contain a variety of cards compatible with both Alien Frontiers and the Factions expansion. Expansion 6 also includes cards compatible with the Outer Belt expansion.

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Alien Frontiers Expansions 1-6 contain a variety of cards compatible with both Alien Frontiers and the Factions expansion. Expansion 6 also includes cards compatible with the Outer Belt expansion.

Contents:

Alien Frontiers Expansions 1-6 contain a variety of cards compatible with both Alien Frontiers and the Factions expansion. Expansion 6 also includes cards compatible with the Outer Belt expansion.

Contents:

The first Alien Frontiers Expansion Boosters that will expand the Alien Frontiers: Factions Expansion. Each booster will contain a new Faction board, a pair of new Alien Tech cards, and any extra components that might be needed. Faction Pack #1 contains:

The first Alien Frontiers Expansion Boosters that will expand the Alien Frontiers: Factions Expansion. Each booster will contain a new Faction board, a pair of new Alien Tech cards, and any extra components that might be needed. Faction Pack #1 contains:

On the edge of Human space, with power and resources ripe for the taking, Planet Maxwell is the perfect home base for the piratical Brethren of the Stars. Their code is simple -- "What's Yours is Mine!" -- and hijacking a ship now and then is all in a day's work.

The long awaited Faction Pack adds 1 Faction Board, 1 Alien Tech Card plus 2 Agenda Cards plus the rulebook to use them to your games of Alien Frontiers. This Faction pack also comes with 2 custom dice: a standard D6 and a rocket dice compatible with the 4th Edition of Alien Frontiers.

By studying the alien technology left on Planet Maxwell, the Prophets of the Artifact have glimpsed the future and set their agendas accordingly. Success is inevitable for those who listen to the echoes of the alien overlords.

The long awaited Faction Pack adds 1 Faction Board, 1 Alien Tech Card and 2 Agenda Cards plus the rulebook to use them to your games of Alien Frontiers.

Alien Frontiers: Factions adds a number of items to the Alien Frontiers base game:

The Outer Belt expansion to Alien Frontiers adds ships and colony tokens for an additional player and expands the playing board. This side-board expands the moon with a new territory, and introduces the nearby Asteroid Belt. Asteroid Counters move through the belt during the game, changing their docking requirements as they change their positions. Staking a claim to an Asteroid will give you resources, a derelict ship, or new alien devices.

Outer Belt requires the Alien Frontiers 4th Edition Base Game to play and can accommodate 2 to 5 players (up to 6 players when combined with Alien Frontiers: Factions).

The Land of Lo?en is vast. Its Kingdoms and Guilds are populated by Humans, Elves, Dwarves, Goblins, Kobolds, Trolls, and of course, the Dragons. The Dragon King is dead now and you, as one of his many overlooked offspring, have decided that it?s time for a change.

Can you raise the funds to bribe the dragon clans to join your coup and the food to keep them? Can your strength convince the citizens of Lo?en to support your claim to the throne? Can your followers influence the diverse Kingdoms? many Guilds and Clan Houses, and use their powerful resources to aid your cause?

Your siblings have dynastic plans of their own and the dead King?s influence, though weakening, must still be reckoned with. There will be many obstacles to surmount in your quest to claim the Dragon Throne.

Princes of the Dragon Throne is an area control and resource management board game that uses deck building as a driver for the other game elements. Players select cards from a continually changing pool of opportunities to build a unique deck of recruits. Players manage resources to support their uprising, and use the influence of their recruits to gain control of the various Guilds of the Kingdoms, which in turn gives them special abilities to further their cause.

In the tile-laying game Sunrise City, players build a city with zone tiles, bid for control of those zones, then place building tiles on the city zones to their best advantage. Each round the players use role cards to grant them special abilities in the various game phases. Points earned during play move score tokens up a ten point track. Players score one benchmark token if their score marker overshoots the star at the top of their score track but earn two benchmarks if their token lands on the star by exact count. So, Sunrise City is not a race to score the most points, it's a contest to grow the city in a manner that will earn you the right number of points at the right time to maximize your benchmarks. After three rounds, the player with the most benchmarks wins.