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* ''VideoGame/{{Fallout}}: The Board Game''
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* ''VideoGame/{{Fallout}}: ''Franchise/{{Fallout}}: The Board Game''
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* Richard Hamblen's ''MerchantOfVenus''
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* Richard Hamblen's ''MerchantOfVenus''''TabletopGame/MerchantOfVenus''
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IUEO now
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* WhoNamesTheirKidDude: The randomly generated Archon names for ''Keyforge'' decks inevitably end up this way, ranging from {{Awesome McCool Name}}s (eg. "Emperor Killium Extremis") to NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast (eg. "Gringolem, Spawn of Horror").
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* WhoNamesTheirKidDude: The randomly generated Archon names for ''Keyforge'' decks inevitably end up this way, ranging from {{Awesome McCool Name}}s cool names (eg. "Emperor Killium Extremis") to NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast (eg. "Gringolem, Spawn of Horror").
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* ''TabletopGame/{{Midnight}}''
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* ''TabletopGame/{{Midnight}}''''TabletopGame/Midnight2003''
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Now IUEO; the work must remark on the unfortunateness
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* WhoNamesTheirKidDude: The randomly generated Archon names for ''Keyforge'' decks inevitably end up this way, ranging from {{Awesome McCool Name}}s (eg. "Emperor Killium Extremis") to NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast (eg. "Gringolem, Spawn of Horror") to plain UnfortunateNames (eg. "The Boy that Sadly Nags Money").
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* WhoNamesTheirKidDude: The randomly generated Archon names for ''Keyforge'' decks inevitably end up this way, ranging from {{Awesome McCool Name}}s (eg. "Emperor Killium Extremis") to NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast (eg. "Gringolem, Spawn of Horror") to plain UnfortunateNames (eg. "The Boy that Sadly Nags Money").
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They merged into the Asmodee Group in 2014.
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* ''Genesys''''TabletopGame/{{Genesys}}''
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* ScrewedByTheLawyers: Their license to produce board games and [=RPGs=] for Franchise/StarWars did not include allowing them to produce electronic games, so they cannot make their Star Wars [=RPG=] books available for sale as .pdf files, as many RPG companies do with their books these days.
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* ScrewedByTheLawyers: Their license to produce board games and [=RPGs=] for Franchise/StarWars ''Franchise/StarWars'' did not include allowing them to produce electronic games, so they cannot make their Star Wars ''Star Wars'' [=RPG=] books available for sale as .pdf files, as many RPG companies do with their books these days.
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* ScrewedByTheLawyers: Their license to produce board games and [=RPGs=] for Franchise/StarWars did not include allowing them to produce electronic games, so they cannot make their Star Wars [=RPG=] books available for sale as .pdf files, as many RPG companies do with their books these days.
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Fantasy Flight Games is one of the biggest tabletop-games producers, that does some book publishing on the side. They also have the rights to the Franchise/StarWars' franchise, making them a pretty strong player in the field. They tend to avert TheProblemWithLicensedGames with consistent high quality, though some games (like ''Blood Bowl: Team Manager'') are a bit of a stretch when it comes to the making a spinoff of a spinoff. FFG's first game was ''Twilight Imperium'' released in 1997.
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Fantasy Flight Games is one of the biggest tabletop-games producers, that does some book publishing on the side. They also have the RPG, boardgame, and miniature rights to the Franchise/StarWars' Franchise/StarWars franchise, making them a pretty strong player in the field. They tend to avert TheProblemWithLicensedGames with consistent high quality, though some games (like ''Blood Bowl: Team Manager'') are a bit of a stretch when it comes to the making a spinoff of a spinoff. FFG's first game was ''Twilight Imperium'' released in 1997.
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They had the rights to Creator/GamesWorkshop's franchises, but lost them in 2017.
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They had the rights to produce [=RPGs=] and board games for Creator/GamesWorkshop's franchises, but lost them in 2017.
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They seem to have lost the Games Workshop license in 2017
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Fantasy Flight Games is one of the biggest tabletop-games producers, that does some book publishing on the side. They also have the rights to Creator/GamesWorkshop's and Franchise/StarWars' franchises, making them a pretty strong player in the field. They tend to avert TheProblemWithLicensedGames with consistent high quality, though some games (like ''Blood Bowl: Team Manager'') are a bit of a stretch when it comes to the making a spinoff of a spinoff. FFG's first game was ''Twilight Imperium'' released in 1997.
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Fantasy Flight Games is one of the biggest tabletop-games producers, that does some book publishing on the side. They also have the rights to Creator/GamesWorkshop's and the Franchise/StarWars' franchises, franchise, making them a pretty strong player in the field. They tend to avert TheProblemWithLicensedGames with consistent high quality, though some games (like ''Blood Bowl: Team Manager'') are a bit of a stretch when it comes to the making a spinoff of a spinoff. FFG's first game was ''Twilight Imperium'' released in 1997.
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As of February 28th 2017 Fantasy Flight Games will no longer support any Games Workshop products.
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* GrimDark: It was inevitable, since they have the rights to two of the most depressing settings ever, ''TabletopGame/{{Warhammer}}'' and ''TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}}''.
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* GrimDark: It was inevitable, since they have had the rights to two of the most depressing settings ever, ''TabletopGame/{{Warhammer}}'' and ''TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}}''.
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* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: ''TabletopGame/TheEndOfTheWorld'' series of SurvivalHorror games each come in specific colors; ''Zombie Apocalypse'' is red, ''Wrath of the Gods'' is yellow, ''Alien Invasion'' is green, and ''Revolt of the Machines'' is blue.
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* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: ColorCodedForYourConvenience:
** ''TabletopGame/TheEndOfTheWorld'' series of SurvivalHorror games each come in specific colors; ''Zombie Apocalypse'' is red, ''Wrath of the Gods'' is yellow, ''Alien Invasion'' is green, and ''Revolt of the Machines'' isblue.blue.
** FFG's card sleeves are color-coded, and the boxes of their games show how many packs of what colors you need to sleeve all of the cards in the game.
** The various custom dice used with their games are color coded so that all dice of the same type are the same color.
** ''TabletopGame/TheEndOfTheWorld'' series of SurvivalHorror games each come in specific colors; ''Zombie Apocalypse'' is red, ''Wrath of the Gods'' is yellow, ''Alien Invasion'' is green, and ''Revolt of the Machines'' is
** FFG's card sleeves are color-coded, and the boxes of their games show how many packs of what colors you need to sleeve all of the cards in the game.
** The various custom dice used with their games are color coded so that all dice of the same type are the same color.
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* ''Age of Literature/{{Conan}}: The Boardgame''
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* ''Age ''[[Franchise/ConanTheBarbarian Age of Literature/{{Conan}}: Conan]]: The Boardgame''
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Their games are known for using lots and lots of cardboard tokens to keep track of things like HitPoints, lots of cards (often of the smaller half-size variety), and using custom dice with symbols instead of numbers.
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* ''Arkham Horror Files''
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* WhoNamesTheirKidDude: The randomly generated Archon names for ''Keyforge'' decks inevitably end up this way, ranging from {{Awesome McCool Name}}s (eg. "Emperor Killium Extremis") to NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast (eg. "Gringolem, Spawn of Horror") to plain UnfortunateNames (eg. "The Boy that Sadly Nags Money").
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Whoops, alphabetization.
* ''VideoGame/{{Fallout}}: The Board Game''
** ''New California''
** ''New California''
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* ''TabletopGame/LegendOfTheFiveRings''
