| Here are some games daVinci will be showing in Essen this year:
Borneo is a game set in the XVII century, it’s the all craze for Indian spices. who will be the best merchant?
Also featured is new art and a new Pirates variant. A game for 3 to 5 players. |
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 With a similar theme comes Amerigo, a card game by the Taiwanese designer Din Li. Winner of the “Best Unpublished game” award offered by daVinci and Lucca Comics & Games in 2007, the prize is now its publishing.
A game for 2 to 4 players. |
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 Also in Essen the Italian version of Start Player will be released.
This edition will feature some of the best cards from this game which basically makes you choose a card and read it to choose a starting player for other game (I really need this game, I’m sick of dice and summoning devils to choose the starting player). This game was designed by Ted Alspach of Board 2 Pieces fame. |
 Lupusburg is a reworking of Werewolf for smaller groups. No master is needed to moderate this game which is a boon as the master usually acts more as a referee than an actual player.
From 3 to 8 players. Lupusburg will be released this winter and previewed in Essen. |
Tiago is the mastermind behind Breaking the Magic but he usually isn't the mastermind when playing games getting a lot of humiliating last places. He is however a cunning Cylon. Also never ask him to roll a die, even though he doesn't have bad luck at critical times he is known to roll the worst possible result. He loves receiving mail and answers every single one. 
