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  Hunt down the witches before you become one of them! Will you be the hero who purges your town of witches, or will you be wrongly accused and hanged for witchcraft? Or perhaps you will become a witch yourself, escape conviction, and bring Salem to the ground in hysteria. Gather cards to accuse, or defend, other players. Deciding who to trust is key to survival, since you can never play a card on yourself. Players each start the game with 5 Tryal cards. If a player receives enough accusations, one of their Tryal cards is revealed. Once all "Witch" Tryal cards have been found, the villagers of Salem win. Players can also use green and blue cards such as "Alibi", "Stocks", "Matchmaker", "Asylum", and "Scapegoat" to help or hurt their allies or enemies. The "Night" card, forces all players to close their eyes while the Witches secretly choose someone to eliminate. The "Conspiracy" card forces all players to take a face-down Tryal card from the player to their left. Killing witches quickly is essential, otherwise "Conspiracy" may soon have the whole town turned evil

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The Dixit: Odyssey expansion brings the cards from the standalone Dixit: Odyssey game to the Dixit base game. With all-new art by drawn by Piero and colored by Marie Cadouat, Dixit: Odyssey offers fresh, exciting experiences to enjoy with friends and family alike!This product is an expansion: Dixit base game required to play.

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Bah! Humbug! and the 12 Games of Christmas is a collection of 13 original holiday card games by 13 designers, reimplementing and expanding Bah! Humbug!: A Twelve Days of Christmas Bluffing Game by Emily Willix into a versatile box of games for 1-12 players. At the heart of the collection is a 78-card "12 days of Christmas" deck featuring Victorian-inspired animal art. The box also contains 34 wooden pieces, a detailed rulebook, and several additional card sets which may be combined with the base deck in various ways. The box includes rules for these original games: * Animal Menagerie (2 players) a card-drafting and set collection game by Emily Willix & Clark Willix* Christmas Parade (2 players) a card manipulation game by Felix Falk* Deckbuild the Halls (3-4 players) a trick-taking and deckbuilding game by Duncan Hecht* Dress the Mantel (2 players) a tile-laying game by David Waldman* The Duke's Daughters (1-4 players) a solo/cooperative game by Koyomi Kawasumi* The Giving Spirit (3-6 players) a trick-taking game by Evan Halbert* Ladies Dancing (1-3 players) a rondel and set collection game by Emily Willix & Clark Willix* O Christmas Tree (2-4 players) a racing and press-your-luck game by Pedro Kerouac & Jan Spodek* Post the Parcels (3-6 players) a pick-and-pass set collection game by James Gjaltema* Snapdragon (2-3 players) a dexterity and press-your-luck game by Chris Stone (II)* Swindling Suitors (3-4 players) a card-shedding and bluffing game by Galen McCown* Woodland Winter (1-2 players) a solo/co-op strategy game by Ren Vice

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Rankster is a wildly different co-operative quiz game where you have to agree how you would rank famous people (and your friends). Simple but hilarious -1- Turn over three character cards.2- One player is the Judge who takes a question card, reads it to themselves, and secretly decides how they want to rank the characters on the basis of the question. They then read the question aloud to the other players.3- The other players chat and have to all agree how they think the Judge has ranked the characters. Reveal the answer. If the players guessed the correct ranking everyone wins the round; if not everyone loses. HILARIOUS COOPERATIVE QUIZ GAME: In Rankster, players must work together to guess how the Judge ranks famous people and friends based on quirky, fun questions. SIMPLE YET ENGAGING GAMEPLAY: Flip over three character cards, and the Judge secretly ranks them based on a question card. Can the other players agree on the correct ranking? GREAT FOR FAMILY & FRIENDS: Perfect for 3 to 6 players, Rankster is ideal for game nights, family gatherings, or parties, bringing laughter and conversation to the table. FUN SOCIAL EXPERIENCE: Get to know your friends’ opinions in a new way as you discuss and debate how the Judge would rank characters—it's cooperative, but also full of surprises! EASY TO LEARN & PLAY: With straightforward rules and fast-paced rounds, Rankster is easy to pick up, making it a great choice for players of all ages, starting from 10+. Contents: 70 Nominee cards 70 Question cards 9 Decision cards

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The NC-17 Deck is an expansion for Pitchstorm.  Includes 100 terribly offensive new characters, plots, and notes that should be immediately buried in the back of your closet and only removed when you have the house to yourself. Related Products Pitchstorm is a party card game that puts players in the position of unprepared writers pitching movie ideas to the world's worst executives. During each round, one player acts as the executive, and everyone else attempts to pitch them movie ideas based on a character card and a plot card. At some point during each pitch, though, the executive may add a note card to the pitch and force the writer to add some really terrible new elements to their movie. At the end of the pitches, the executive chooses which movie they liked the best, with that person scoring a point, then the game continues from there. In groups of 6-12, players split into teams of two and must work with a partner to pitch their movie. This also means that there are two executives, and each of them gets to play a note card onto the pitch, leading to some pretty ridiculous movies.

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A timeless expansion for Pitchstorm. From classic fairytales to Saturday morning cartoons, the Animation Expansion for Pitchstorm adds 100 cards inspired by the best and weirdest animation we’ve seen. Whether you’re a kid at heart, or hate children, this deck will add animated flair to all your terrible movie pitches. Pitchstorm is a party card game that puts players in the position of unprepared writers pitching movie ideas to the world's worst executives. During each round, one player acts as the executive, and everyone else attempts to pitch them movie ideas based on a character card and a plot card. At some point during each pitch, though, the executive may add a note card to the pitch and force the writer to add some really terrible new elements to their movie. At the end of the pitches, the executive chooses which movie they liked the best, with that person scoring a point, then the game continues from there. In groups of 6-12, players split into teams of two and must work with a partner to pitch their movie. This also means that there are two executives, and each of them gets to play a note card onto the pitch, leading to some pretty ridiculous movies.

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otería: Toy Story Edition captures the heart and humor of Pixar’s beloved series in a classic game of chance and memory. Illustrated cards feature characters and moments from the Toy Story movies. Each round, the caller reveals a card while players race to match images on their boards and be the first to shout “Yee-haw!” to win. Make it more fun with a new rule, ¡Bonnie Viene! — Everyone must freeze or risk losing a token when Bonnie's Coming is called. Whether you're a longtime Lotería fan or trying it for the first time, this game is a joyful celebration of friendship, nostalgia, and a little luck. Ages 4+2-12 players15 minute play time Contents:- 54 Cards- 12 Tablas- 100 Tokens- Rules

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The gray morning has arrived, and the vampires of the ancient clans must now hurry back to their tombs. For the high and mighty this is easy, but the smaller, weaker vampires have the strength to do this only in groups. Thus, you as the vampire lord might want to play out several with low values together in order not to be surpassed. Whatever you do in Vampire Queen, though, be sure to rid yourself of an intrusive vampire hunter because no one wants to get stuck with that!

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Listit isn’t just a party game—it’s a laugh-out-loud, “did you really just say that?” experience. With over 500 quirky, clever, and sometimes delightfully controversial topics, you and your friends race to make lists of five answers. The catch? Your answers only count if someone else thought of them too. Number of players: 3 -10For Ages: 18+Playing time: 25 – 60 minutes CONTENTSTwo decks with 54 high-quality poker-sized cards each106 list cards with 5 topics each (a total of 530 list topics)2 category reference cardsAn elegant, sturdy matte blue & gold two-piece cardboard boxRules printed on the inside of the lid

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