Long Live El Presidente / Viva la Revolucion. The classic West End game of power, intrigue, money and revolution. So bring your best (or worst) banana republic accent and join us.
A game of power, intrigue, money & revolution in a fictional banana republic. It is everything but nice.
Description:
Junta is a game of power, intrigue, money and revolution in a fictional banana republic. It is everything but nice: the players lie, betray each other, embezzle and assassinate the members of the other families to transfer the millions of Pesos of foreign aid money to their bank accounts – which are conveniently located in Switzerland.
A game of power, intrigue, money & revolution in a fictional banana republic. It is everything but nice.
Description:
Junta is a game of power, intrigue, money and revolution in a fictional banana republic. It is everything but nice: the players lie, betray each other, embezzle and assassinate the members of the other families to transfer the millions of Pesos of foreign aid money to their bank accounts – which are conveniently located in Switzerland.
A game of power, intrigue, money & revolution in a fictional banana republic. It is everything but nice.
Description:
Junta is a game of power, intrigue, money and revolution in a fictional banana republic. It is everything but nice: the players lie, betray each other, embezzle and assassinate the members of the other families to transfer the millions of Pesos of foreign aid money to their bank accounts – which are conveniently located in Switzerland.
A game of power, intrigue, money & revolution in a fictional banana republic. It is everything but nice.
Description:
Junta is a game of power, intrigue, money and revolution in a fictional banana republic. It is everything but nice: the players lie, betray each other, embezzle and assassinate the members of the other families to transfer the millions of Pesos of foreign aid money to their bank accounts – which are conveniently located in Switzerland.
A game of power, intrigue, money & revolution in a fictional banana republic. It is everything but nice.
Description:
Junta is a game of power, intrigue, money and revolution in a fictional banana republic. It is everything but nice: the players lie, betray each other, embezzle and assassinate the members of the other families to transfer the millions of Pesos of foreign aid money to their bank accounts – which are conveniently located in Switzerland.
A game of power, intrigue, money & revolution in a fictional banana republic. It is everything but nice.
Description:
Junta is a game of power, intrigue, money and revolution in a fictional banana republic. It is everything but nice: the players lie, betray each other, embezzle and assassinate the members of the other families to transfer the millions of Pesos of foreign aid money to their bank accounts – which are conveniently located in Switzerland.
A game of power, intrigue, money & revolution in a fictional banana republic. It is everything but nice.
Description:
Junta is a game of power, intrigue, money and revolution in a fictional banana republic. It is everything but nice: the players lie, betray each other, embezzle and assassinate the members of the other families to transfer the millions of Pesos of foreign aid money to their bank accounts – which are conveniently located in Switzerland.
A game of power, intrigue, money & revolution in a fictional banana republic. It is everything but nice.
Description:
Junta is a game of power, intrigue, money and revolution in a fictional banana republic. It is everything but nice: the players lie, betray each other, embezzle and assassinate the members of the other families to transfer the millions of Pesos of foreign aid money to their bank accounts – which are conveniently located in Switzerland.
A game of power, intrigue, money & revolution in a fictional banana republic. It is everything but nice.
Description:
Junta is a game of power, intrigue, money and revolution in a fictional banana republic. It is everything but nice: the players lie, betray each other, embezzle and assassinate the members of the other families to transfer the millions of Pesos of foreign aid money to their bank accounts – which are conveniently located in Switzerland.