
The box everything connects to
Tommy Muldoon Investigator Deck
The shield has an engine hidden behind it.
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Earthborne Rangers is a cooperative card game about walking through a healed wilderness, made in St. Paul on FSC paper with vegetable inks and not a scrap of plastic. It has no lose condition, a campaign that runs twenty to forty hours, and one genuinely strange problem: the publisher does not sell it, publishes no prices, and points its own buy links at a closed pledge manager. This is where we keep the map to the two shops that actually stock it, and an honest account of which expansions the owners really bought.
What belongs here
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The playable product family
The shelf leader connects to the right foundation, meaningful expansions, and support gear. Follow only the branch that solves the decision in front of you.
Read the Earthborne Rangers universe
The box everything connects to
The shield has an engine hidden behind it.
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Yumi · The Hostess · on counter duty
A plastic-free valley you cannot lose — if you can find where it is sold.
4 exact products, grouped by what they do. Open a live listing to confirm current availability and the exact edition.

The shield has an engine hidden behind it.
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A showstopper, but only if the stage manager knows which spell is next.
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Buy the clue deck because you lack clues, not because yellow cards photograph well.
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Bigger, talky social groups (best at 5) who love negotiation, secret agendas, and politics
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