Strap on your time-traveling boots and journey to the 18th century with the Encyclopedia: Historical Dice-Based Worker Placement Game. Set in 1739, players are tasked by the Comte de Buffon, a precursor to Darwin, to contribute to the creation of the first encyclopedia of natural history. Through strategic dice placement, players select animals to study, organize expeditions, and publish their findings to gain fame and impress the public. Designed by Olivier Melison and Eric Dubus, this game blends a rich historical theme with engaging gameplay, perfect for 1-4 players aged 14 and up.

The Encyclopedia: Historical Dice-Based Worker Placement Game features:
- A compelling blend of history and strategy in a board game format
- Designed by renowned game creators Olivier Melison and Eric Dubus
- Strategic dice mechanics that allow players to mitigate randomness
- Beautifully themed components and artwork that enhance gameplay
- Ideal for 1-4 players, offering a dynamic play experience with each session