One of the most celebrated tabletop games on the market has received a facelift; the new edition improves on what was already a great release.

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This lush and expansive board game melds creative and emergent fantasy storytelling with a rich array of game mechanics, and seems built from the ground up to encourage replays that are different every time.

DC’s celebrated superheroine finally gets a worthy board game, as players take on the roles of mighty Amazons fighting cooperatively to save their island home.

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Everyone can join in with these easy-to-learn games. Pick one to give as a present, and you can be playing minutes after the wrapping paper comes off.