Join in a raucous journey as your bee colony flies over a multicoloured flower meadow! Beat the other players by landing your bees in the best places and collecting the most nectar. Use your special bees with their unbelievable powers!
In Ambrosia 2-4 players move as bee colonies with their normal and special stones to fields with different scores. Clever placement and combination of the stones is necessary to score points and to obstruct the other players, because dice and other random elements are not needed in ambrosia. The player with the highest score at the end wins the game. A modular game board with two different sides and optional event cards provide variety.

The mice are on the loose, they sneer at you and they're in your house. Use the dice to cleverly lay out traps with cheese and bacon to catch them. If that's not enough, then only nuts will help. MICE TO MEET YOU is a tactical game with dice and cards. With the help of the dice, as many cards as possible have to be discarded while keeping an eye on the other players. If you are faster and more skilled at catching mice than the other players, you win the game!
Mice To Meet You is a family game for 1 to 5 players age 8 and older with a playing time of about 20 minutes.
As a special feature the game varies the known "roll & write" mechanism to a new innovative mechanism called "roll & discard".
The active player rolls the dice and uses his results to discard a (mouse) card. The passive players may use the remaining dice to discard cards as well. The player with the least points on his hand at the end of the game wins.

Battle of the Nations 1813
Historie
After the devastating defeat in the Russian campaign in 1812, Napoleon withdrew with his army to Dresden in 1813, where he was pushed back to Leipzig by the great powers of Prussia, Austria, Russia and Sweden.
Napoléon Bonaparte set up his camp in Reudnitz, a district of Leipzig in the country house of the banker Vetter.
After the first contact with the enemy on 14 October, a cavalry battle near Liebertwolkwitz, which ended with much luck in favor of the Allies, Napoleon now seeks the decisive battle. With the guards and eight corps, he has 210,000 men at his disposal, including 14,000 horsemen and 700 guns.