The boitas, traditional wooden boats crafted with meticulous skill, served as the lifeline for these traders, enabling them to transport goods such as spices, textiles, and precious metals. Despite facing the challenges of unpredictable seas and treacherous weather, the Sadhabas braved these obstacles, contributing to the flourishing maritime trade of ancient Odisha.

In the game, Boitas, you take on the role of such Sadhaba and use the Boitas to travel to far away places in order to trade and gain luxurious goods, and bring prosperity to yourself and the kingdom.

Contents

• 72 Building Tiles
• 20 Adjacency Bonus Tiles
• 18 End Game Bonus Tiles
• 12 Placement Bonus Tiles
• 5 Solo Objective Tiles
• 5 Zamindar Discards Tiles
• 4 Player Boards
• 4 Reference Cards
• 4 VP Tokens
• 4 Player Markers
• 1 Scoreboard

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In Samachar, meaning “News”, players take on the role of Newspaper Publishing companies. You can compete with 5 other players in this light-strategy card game.

You draft cards and choose to use the same cards as either News Articles or Employees.

You can choose to publish various types of News Editions: Daily, Movie, Sports, Regional, World or Current.

Be the first to publish the most number and types of News Editions and win.

Contents

1. Cards – 106

Are you eager to visit the tourist spots in Goa, the beautiful yet tiny state in India?

Now you can enjoy the beauty of Goa in this Roll & Write game.

In Go Goa, you have 12 days to tour the state, collecting souvenirs from different tourist destinations. On each day, you select three dice to decide the direction, distance, and deviation in the route that you will travel and then trace a route to your new destination.

Goa is a place known for its relaxed yet fun lifestyle. This roll & write board game will give you the same feeling. The rules are simple:

1. Roll 3 Dice
2. The Starting Player reserves 1 Die for the direction that only they can use.
3. All other players use the Dice to determine the direction to travel in, the number of steps (distance), and the deviations (or turns) they are allowed to take.
4. If you end in a Tourist Destination you score points.

You score points for visiting Tourist Destinations.

You also score bonus points for completing sets of the five different destination types or three or six of one particular destination. So what will you choose? Do you wish to visit only the beaches or the forts? Or would you rather visit one of each type of destination?

In addition, you can also score points for completing the Tour Plans that you chose.

Will you employ a master strategy, or will you let the dice control your plans?

Contents

1. Player Sheets with the map of Goa – 100
2. Tour Plan Cards – 36
3. Dice – 3
4. Pencils made from Recyclable material & with plantable seeds – 6