A ziplock package containing two games for solo or partication play. "The Elephant in the Room" by Graham Evans is a cooperative game in which the players take the role of velites (Roman light infantry) trying to kill or drive off a Carthaginian war elephant, controlled by the game system, before it can contact the Roman heavy infantry. The game lasts about 30 minutes and requires four sets of dominoes. "Greyhounds in the Slips" by Phil Steele is inspired by Shakespeare's description of the Siege of Harfleur in "Henry V". A variant of the Society of Ancients' game Anno Domino, the aim for Henry is to get his men to storm the breach in the wall of Harfleur, while the French player must attempt to hold him off. The game requires two sets of dominoes.