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Bequest
Each round, every player gets a hand of five cards that they’ll need to split with their neighbor, representing some of Dr. Schism’s assets. It could be Treasure, Gadgets, the deeds to Hideouts, or even Evidence of his misdeeds! You’ll decide how to split the 5 cards, but split them wisely, as your neighbor will choose who gets which pile! Will you tempt them with the Gadget they’re collecting, hoping they’ll take some damning Evidence with it? Will you offer them 4 of the 5 cards, pushing them to leave you with the one item you really need?
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Blaze
Well, my friend, so be it. If you want to catch the blazing Firebird for its magical feathers, I will not hold you back. But remember, these woods are full of dark secrets and people say that this bird may bring both fortune and misery. Be careful or no one will ever find you in the vastness of the forest. Farewell then, and may you come back to tell your story…
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Monster Inn
Good staff is hard to find, especially at a Monster Inn. As dungeon masters, you’ll need to look around the local tavern for battle-hardened monsters for your dark dungeon. But the other dungeon masters in your neighbourhood had the same idea, kicking off a fierce bidding competition for the best monsters! If you\'re not careful, not only will you get the weakest monsters, but you’ll also get one of the nasty humans lurking around the tavern.
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Peaky Blinders: Faster than Truth
Think you\'ve got what it takes to be a successful gangster in the roaring 20s? Then try your hand at this official card game—by order of the Peaky Blinders.
Bluff and trick your way to the top.
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Those Pesky Garden Gnomes
This is a trick-taking cards game with a twist or two!
The game uses standard trick-taking rules and is played over several hands.
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Feelinks
Feelinks is a family friendly party game. Gameplay is as simple as picking how you feel about a given situation and guessing how someone else feels about that same situation. It also helps to connect with emotions, and even helps teach empathy.