Raiding Duel, A Stonehenge Guessing Game by Rich Hutnik
2 players. This game is an attempt to turn Raiding Stonehenge into a two player game.

Raiding Stonehenge, A Stonehenge Guessing Game by Rich Hutnik
4–5 players. No one knows whatever happened to Camelot. Surely if it existed, it had wealth. If it had wealth, then it must have been buried somewhere, and thieves would try to recover it. Well, this game presumes that the treasures of Camelot were buried under Stonehenge, and thieves tried to...

Rekniles Ekim (Stonehenge Chariot Wagering), A Stonehenge Gambling Game by Rich Hutnik
2–5 players. In Chariots of Stonehenge, Mike Selinker proposed that Stonehenge was a chariot racing track for aliens. Well, if these aliens are anything like human beings, they would be betting on the race. This game covers exactly how the aliens wagered on the races. Players play aliens...

Rolling Rocks, A Stonehenge Physical Dexterity Game by Tyler Tinsley
1–5 players. The players are all giants working together to roll rocks though all five trilithons of Stonehenge in this dexterity game. To aid them in this difficult task they get to place bars to help guide the rolling rocks. Will the giants win before they run out of rocks or will the game...

Spirit Convocation, A Stonehenge Racing Game by Jeffrey D. Myers
3–5 players. A magical race to see which druid's group of spirits will be first to completely arrive at Stonehenge for the annual convocation.

Stackhenge, A Stonehenge Party Game by Rich Hutnik
1–50 players. Stackhenge is a physical dexterity party game that measure the ability of players to stack the Stonehenge disks into a single pile, one on top of another.

Stonehenge Darts, A Stonehenge Sports Game by Rich Hutnik
2–5 players. History reports that darts is British in origins. However, it doesn't report the connection of it to Stonehenge. In fact, no one has speculated it may have something to do with darts, until now. Seeing the nature of the Stonehenge, if you look at it through the eyes of a strange...

Stonehenge Soccer, A Stonehenge Physical Dexterity Game by Shane Tilton
2–4 players. Druids aren't just some ancient holy people who wear robes all day and chant around large circles. No, my friends, they also love a good game of soccer and they are awesome players. However, the rules they play with are a little weird.

Stonehenge Spell Casting Game, A Stonehenge Abstract Strategy Game by Benjmain Parker
3–4 players. In the Stonehenge Spell Casting Game, players represent druids attempting to cast a powerful spell. Why? That's where imagination comes into play. Cast the spell for whatever reason you want, but when you do, you win the game. ... Players use an energy conversion mechanic to...

Stonerush, A Stonehenge Racing Game by Tom Van 't veld
3–5 players. Druids were wise men and women who looked after their people, who called upon the ancient gods for guidance and who sometimes liked to have some fun. One of their favorite games was to run around the stone circle. But since they had some magical powers, they used this to hinder...

The Equinox Games, A Stonehenge Abstract Strategy Game by Michael Lange
3–5 players. At each Equinox celebration a game is held to see which Master Druid will have sway over the majority of trilithons. A race of raw speed and wisdom takes place to determine who will have the most influence until a similar competition takes place at the upcoming Games of the...

The High Council, A Stonehenge Political Game by Volker Hesselmann
2–4 players. The Druidic High Council is being held, and a critical matter must be decided. But the council is split. Can you sway them to your side?

The Square Circle, A Stonehenge Economic Game by J.C.Tsistinas
2–5 players. The Square Circle is an area control/commodity speculation game. Players employs merchants in various markets in an attempt to influence the value of the goods collected in the game.

Thief of the Sacred Fire, A Stonehenge Puzzle Game by Peter Cobcroft
1 player. To add a blessing to your village, you wish to light its Sacred Fire from the most mystic of all - the well protected and jealously guarded Stonehenge fire itself. You must sneak past the vigilant druids in the dead of night and smuggle out what you can, hoping not to be caught.