Board Games & Tabletop
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Numbered wooden or plastic cubes rolled to determine movement or game actions.
The classic property-trading game featuring a top-hat-wearing mascot and Chance cards.
The ancient strategic two-player board game involving kings, queens, and pawns.
A simple board game played on a grid where players jump over opponent pieces to capture them.
Rectangular paper or plastic sheets used in games like Poker, Uno, and Solitaire.
The popular word game where players score points by placing letter tiles onto a grid.
Small wooden human-shaped tokens commonly used to represent players in modern board games.
Flat rectangular tiles marked with dots used in matching and blocking games.
A plastic arrow attached to a dial that players flick to determine a random move.
Small objects or markers used to track points, resources, or player positions.
A famous strategy board game where players trade wool, grain, brick, ore, and lumber.
The classic murder mystery board game set in a mansion featuring suspects like Professor Plum.
An hourglass or electronic device used to limit how long a player has to take their turn.
To mix a deck of playing cards into a random order before dealing.
The first word in the title of the popular cross-country train game Ticket to Ride.
The racing board game famous for its central Pop-O-Matic dice container.
A classic slide-and-bump board game where players try to get all four pawns home first.
The most common and lowest-value playing piece in a game of chess.
The classic game of global domination played on a map of the world.
A track or panel used to keep count of player points throughout a match.