Game Designers of North Carolina

Each turn, roll and combine dice to race up the mountain. Get to the top to score, but don’t get knocked off! If you roll the goat symbol, activate new abilities — powers that rotate every mission. As your story progresses, you’ll unlock even more powerful abilities and face tougher challenges. The mountain itself might even transform beneath your feet.
 
 Mountain Goats: Legacy combines dice rolling/combining and events into a longer version of Mountain Goats. But, after the first session, more and more hazards and gameplay tweaks show up. The dice now have a goat symbol — when rolled, you’ll get to use one of the unlocked player powers. These can change with every session! There’s also a new system called “Courage” that greatly affects your ability to mitigate luck and refine your dice rolls.

This game can be played as either a single session or a legacy game. As a legacy game, it is fully replayable and resettable. You will not be asked to destroy or modify components. The first session can also be combined with the original Mountain Goats game.

Wizard Community College is a card game with role-playing elements for 3-8 players that can be set up and taught in under 2 minutes. Play as student wizards who are trying to work together to solve their college problems by casting spells they have little control over.

Players will take turns casting spells based on the spell cards in front of them by saying what they intend for their spell to do. They then randomly draw a disc from a drawstring bag which will have a color and symbol on it. The player matching the color of the disc will say what actually happens when the active player tried to cast their spell using the symbol on the disc as a guideline. Most of the time, the spell will not go as planned and there will be a magical mishap!

• Beasts designed by Clarence Simpson and published by Pandasaurus Games (booth 215)
• Critter Kitchen designed by Alex Cutler and published by Cardboard Alchemy (booth 2927)
• Four Forests designed by John Jewell and published by Gold Seal Games (booth 1457)
• A Place for All My Books by Alex Cutler and Mike Mihealsick and published by Smirk & Dagger Games (booth 429)
• Raising Chicago designed by Matt Wolfe and published by Capstone Games (booth 3027)
• Solar Gardens by Alex Cutler and published by Darrington Press (booth 2841)
• Squirrel Away by Clarence Simpson and published by Floodgate Games (booth 439)
• Tír na nÓg: Blessings & Burdens designed by Isaac Shalev and published by Grand Gamers Guild (booth 2946)
• VNTYPL8S designed by Clarence Simpson and published by 25th Century Games (booth 1457)
• Widget's Workshop designed by Alex Cutler and published by Phase Shift Games (booth 271)

Baby Party is a hilarious party and dexterity game where players go head-to-head to complete challenges drawn from a deck filled with baby-themed mini games. The winner is the first player to land all three of their tiny, colorful baby figurines onto an ever-growing dance floor of cards at the same time.