The famous Senate Square in the center of the Finnish capital is surrounded by government buildings, the university, the cathedral and the Sederholm House. The players ́ task is to design pavilions across the square to protect pedestrians in the rain. Helsinki is based on the design of Copenhagen by the same design team, but with some added complexity.   The center board depicts the Senate Square with 8 spaces (two per side) and 8 cards, with each card connected to two spaces. The player on their turn advances their pawn 1-3 spaces, then must choose to take cards or build a pavilion. Each space is connected to two face up cards, and the player may choose to draw these into their hand (making sure to respect the 7 card hand limit, a key challenge in ..

Expand your copy of Rolling Realms with this set of 6 promo cards inspired by A Feast for Odin! To play this realm, use dice to fill shapes on islands. You gain benefits (like resources and stars) from filling squares, and you additionally gain stars from completing islands. ..

Expand your copy of Rolling Realms with this set of 6 promo cards inspired by Honey Buzz! To play this realm, mark dice numbers in hexes. When all spaces surrounding a honey hex are marked, you gain all benefits adjacent to that honey hex. The benefits include stars, so by playing smart you can buzz your way to 6 stars! ..