The king has called for a lavish feast and tourney the likes of which have not been seen in the Seven Kingdoms since the days of Aegon the Conquerer. What's more the king has declared that at this feast he will choose his new Hand and you have a chance of rising to this lofty position. Of course you're not the only one with eyes set on becoming the power behind the Iron Throne.

Hand of the King is a fast-paced card game of conspiracies and sudden twists of fate for two to four players challenging each of you to gain the most support among the twisted intrigues of the Kings Landing court.

Each turn you send Varys to do your bidding moving through the court and inciting iconic characters from A Song of Ice and Fire to support your cause. With the help of some companions and crafty alliances with other players you just might rise to become the king's new Hand! In more detail players move Varys in orthogonal lines in a 6x6 grid stopping it on a character token then collecting that token and any other character from that House that you passed over. Possess as many characters from a House as someone else and you claim the banner from that person.

Blue Orange Djubi Replacement Balls

Need a refill? No problem. Gutters. Dogs. Trees. As much as we hate it, there are many Djubi traps out there. For those times when you’ve lost a Djubi ball or two or just would like to have more, you can just refill your stash. Available in two sizes (4 large or 5 medium per pack), the Djubi refill packs are there when you need them.

Blue Orange Games Pengoloo Award Winning Wooden Skill Building Memory Color Recognition Game for Kids

Pengoloo: This adorable memory game takes you to the South Pole for a fun filled eggs-petition! On each turn, players roll the colored dice and look underneath two penguins for eggs of the same color. If you guess right, the penguin hops on your iceberg. But watch out, other players may remember what egg it hides and steal your penguin on their turn! The first to collect six penguins on their iceberg wins.

Ages: 4+

2-4 Players

Gobblet Gobblers: Hungry for fun? Gobblet Gobblers is an easy to learn strategy game with an irresistible cast of characters. Like Tic-Tac-Toe, players have to line up three of their Gobblers in a row to win. Here's the catch: you can gobble up your opponent's smaller pieces to steal their spot! Put on your thinking cap to outmaneuver your opponent and win the game.

Wooden Game

Ages: 5+

2 Players

Blue Orange Kingdomino Duel Game

Roll the dice, choose the ones you want, and put them together in pairs to create your dominoes.

Domino by domino, fill in your map while entrusting the territories of your kingdom to loyal dignitaries. Gather favors from wizards in order to cast powerful spells which will allow you to rule without having to share. Kingdomino Duel is a completely independent game which preserves the essence of the acclaimed original Kingdomino. Instead of adding dominoes to your kingdom, you will choose two dice to combine into a single “domino” which must then be drawn into your kingdom.

Blue Orange Photosynthesis Board Game: Welcome to the world of Photosynthesis, the green strategy board game! Plant and shape the ever-changing forest as you cultivate your seeds and your strategy. Take your trees through their life-cycle, from seedling to full bloom to rebirth, and earn points as their leaves collect energy from the revolving sun’s rays. Carefully pick where you sow and when you grow, as trees in the shadows are blocked from light, and from points. This game features realistic gameplay and beautiful graphics.

Ages: 8+

2-4 Players

Contents

• 1 Game Board
• 1 Sun Segment
• 4 Player Boards
• 1 First Player Token
• 24 Scoring Tokens
• 4 Sun Marker Tokens
• 24 Seed Tokens (6 of each species)
• 32 Small Trees (8 of each species)
• 16 Medium Trees (4 of each species)
• 8 Big Trees (2 of each species)
• Illustrated Rules

Blue Orange Planet

eeBoo Time Telling Game

• For ages 5 and up
• 2 to 4 players
• Includes score pads, time cards, and clock mats
• Directions included
• Winner of the Oppenheim Gold Award

This well-designed game will get kids up to speed on telling time. Players move the arms on their own clock faces to show the time described on cards. It is especially good for correlating analog and digital representations of time as well as wording like "half past" and "quarter to." Cards are color coded for the progression of skills in learning to tell time; each color representing time to the hour, the half hour, the quarter hour, in five-minute intervals, or for all sixty minutes. Points are awarded for setting clocks to the correct time, as well as for correcting clocks to the specified time, making playing a reinforcement of time telling skills.

What time is it? It's time to play!
You'll learn to read a clock, OK?
Pick the time and set the hands,
(more challenging as skill demands.)
Check the answer and proceed
The answer cards help you succeed.
You play to learn the whole clock's face.
And once you've learned, the game's a race!

Gib Gab - Fat Brain Toys Co

Can you gib faster than they can gab?

Pick a category from one of the cards and then press the center button to switch it on. The lights on the game board light up, half yours, half theirs.

Quick! Say a word that matches the category and then press your button. When you do, your lights begin to move toward your opponent.

Now they've got to think fast, say a word, and press their button to get their lights moving back toward you!

You can set the lights to move either 2 seconds per light, 1 and 1/2 seconds per light, or if you're really feeling ambitious, just one second per light.

Do you have the knowledge and memory skills to keep your opponent's lights from ever reaching your end of the game board?

Enliven your next game night with the heart-racing high-pressure challenge of GibGab!

GibGab