Only the Ruthless Survive The magical world of Azeroth is being torn apart by a bloody, devastating war. The Orc hordes are on the rampage once more, trying to reclaim their lost glory. The Human Alliance has gathered to face the Orc menace, but is being troubled by mysterious plagues and death cults. Driven by the terrible Lich King, the Undead Scourge is spreading plague across the land and swelling its ranks with the corpses of the fallen. The mysterious Night Elves, protectors of the forest, fight to defend their home against those who would defile it. The award-winning Warcraft computer game explodes off the computer screen and onto you game table In Warcraft: The Boardgame, you take control of one of the four mighty races and charge into battle for control of Azeroth. To win, you must manage your resources wisely so you can train and upgrade your troops while fighting furiously against your opponents. In a time of chaos, do you have what it takes to survive. In Warcraft: The Board Game, 2-4 players each control one of four factions (Humans, Undead, Night Elves, or Ores). As in the computer game, the players must gather resources, bulid troops, then send those troops to battle against their opponents. The object of the game is to be the first player to score victory points on the board, improving your units with powerful upgrades, and obliterating your enemies' home villages. Warcraft: The Board Game Warcraft, the award-winning computer game, leaps off the computer screen and onto the gaming table with Warcraft: The Board Game from Fantasy Flight Games. The Brand and its Audience Beginning with Warcraft: Orcs and Humans in 1994, the Warcraft series has sold over 8 million copies and garnered many awards, including multiple Game of the Year awards. Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos was cited as the fastest-selling PC game ever, selling over a million copies in its first week of release. Warcraft is constantly growing in popularity. Its fans have already eagerly devoured novles, action figures, and even an art book based on the world-famous game. This audience has proven themselves loyal to the Warcraft brand across many platforms, and will undoubtedly embrace Warcraft: The Board Game as a new and innovative addition to their Warcraft experience. The Computer Game The computer game Warcraft is a real-time strategy game of fantasy warfare. In the game, players must harvest resources to build their villages, recruit troops, and upgrade their troops. At the same time, they must defend their villages from attackers and send their troops to conquer strategic locations. Because the action happens in real time, players must divide their resources and attention between building, attacking, and defending themselves-which results in an exciting, dynamic game experience. The Boardgame In Warcraft: The Boardgame, 2-4 players each control one of four factions (Humans, Undead, Night Elves, or Orcs). As in the computer game, the players must gather resources, build troops, then send those troops to battle against their opponents. The object of the game is to be the first player to score victory points by claiming strategic points on the board, improving your units with powerful upgrades, and obliterating your enemies' home villages. The Contents Warcraft: The Board Game comes in a 12 x 12 x 3 box (identical in size to the Lord of the Rings board game). The game is played on a geomorphic board made up of constellations of hex-area tiles. Playing components include cardboard buildings, hundreds of colored wooden playing pieces, dice, and a deck of cards that customizes theabilities and spells of each of the four factions in the game. Fantasy Flight Games FFG has been publishing award-winning, premium board and card games since 1996. Among its best known lines is the Lord of the Rings line of board games, including the new Lord of the Rings Trivia Game. FFG also publishes the Dragon Ball Z board games, and the card and board game based on the b