A light deck-building in which you want to build a collection of stunning cubist artwork.
Description:
Each player starts with a deck of ten meh cards: 1s and 2s in six colors that don't match and four high-value cards, each in a different color. Each player draws a hand of seven cards, then puts on the best exhibition possible by matching colors and/or numbers. Each card you play earns you $1, and in turn players can buy cards from the gallery stacks. End your turn by discarding all played cards and cards still in hand, then draw a hand of seven cards, shuffling your discard pile when necessary. Six patrons are in play, and they give cards additional powers. Why are you building this collection? To gain awards! If you earn at least $6, you gain an award, and higher amounts net you more awards. When the deck of awards runs out, whoever has collected the most awards wins.
A light deck-building in which you want to build a collection of stunning cubist artwork.
Description:
Each player starts with a deck of ten meh cards: 1s and 2s in six colors that don't match and four high-value cards, each in a different color. Each player draws a hand of seven cards, then puts on the best exhibition possible by matching colors and/or numbers. Each card you play earns you $1, and in turn players can buy cards from the gallery stacks. End your turn by discarding all played cards and cards still in hand, then draw a hand of seven cards, shuffling your discard pile when necessary. Six patrons are in play, and they give cards additional powers. Why are you building this collection? To gain awards! If you earn at least $6, you gain an award, and higher amounts net you more awards. When the deck of awards runs out, whoever has collected the most awards wins.
A light deck-building in which you want to build a collection of stunning cubist artwork.
Description:
Each player starts with a deck of ten meh cards: 1s and 2s in six colors that don't match and four high-value cards, each in a different color. Each player draws a hand of seven cards, then puts on the best exhibition possible by matching colors and/or numbers. Each card you play earns you $1, and in turn players can buy cards from the gallery stacks. End your turn by discarding all played cards and cards still in hand, then draw a hand of seven cards, shuffling your discard pile when necessary. Six patrons are in play, and they give cards additional powers. Why are you building this collection? To gain awards! If you earn at least $6, you gain an award, and higher amounts net you more awards. When the deck of awards runs out, whoever has collected the most awards wins.
A light deck-building in which you want to build a collection of stunning cubist artwork.
Description:
Each player starts with a deck of ten meh cards: 1s and 2s in six colors that don't match and four high-value cards, each in a different color. Each player draws a hand of seven cards, then puts on the best exhibition possible by matching colors and/or numbers. Each card you play earns you $1, and in turn players can buy cards from the gallery stacks. End your turn by discarding all played cards and cards still in hand, then draw a hand of seven cards, shuffling your discard pile when necessary. Six patrons are in play, and they give cards additional powers. Why are you building this collection? To gain awards! If you earn at least $6, you gain an award, and higher amounts net you more awards. When the deck of awards runs out, whoever has collected the most awards wins.
A light deck-building in which you want to build a collection of stunning cubist artwork.
Description:
Each player starts with a deck of ten meh cards: 1s and 2s in six colors that don't match and four high-value cards, each in a different color. Each player draws a hand of seven cards, then puts on the best exhibition possible by matching colors and/or numbers. Each card you play earns you $1, and in turn players can buy cards from the gallery stacks. End your turn by discarding all played cards and cards still in hand, then draw a hand of seven cards, shuffling your discard pile when necessary. Six patrons are in play, and they give cards additional powers. Why are you building this collection? To gain awards! If you earn at least $6, you gain an award, and higher amounts net you more awards. When the deck of awards runs out, whoever has collected the most awards wins.
A light deck-building in which you want to build a collection of stunning cubist artwork.
Description:
Each player starts with a deck of ten meh cards: 1s and 2s in six colors that don't match and four high-value cards, each in a different color. Each player draws a hand of seven cards, then puts on the best exhibition possible by matching colors and/or numbers. Each card you play earns you $1, and in turn players can buy cards from the gallery stacks. End your turn by discarding all played cards and cards still in hand, then draw a hand of seven cards, shuffling your discard pile when necessary. Six patrons are in play, and they give cards additional powers. Why are you building this collection? To gain awards! If you earn at least $6, you gain an award, and higher amounts net you more awards. When the deck of awards runs out, whoever has collected the most awards wins.
A light deck-building in which you want to build a collection of stunning cubist artwork.
Description:
Each player starts with a deck of ten meh cards: 1s and 2s in six colors that don't match and four high-value cards, each in a different color. Each player draws a hand of seven cards, then puts on the best exhibition possible by matching colors and/or numbers. Each card you play earns you $1, and in turn players can buy cards from the gallery stacks. End your turn by discarding all played cards and cards still in hand, then draw a hand of seven cards, shuffling your discard pile when necessary. Six patrons are in play, and they give cards additional powers. Why are you building this collection? To gain awards! If you earn at least $6, you gain an award, and higher amounts net you more awards. When the deck of awards runs out, whoever has collected the most awards wins.
In this party word game, the forensic scientists have each been assigned a crime scene to analyze. Unfortunately, the office cat, Glitch, has accidentally changed the password the evidence lockers.
Description:
Each round, you write 3 clues to help one of your teammates guess a piece of evidence related to the crime: location, weapon, occupation, or hobby. Unfortunately, Glitch the cat messes up these clues. Acting as the meddlesome cat, your opponent gets to erase one of the clues, and write in a "Glitched" clue to stump your ally. Can you guess the evidence from the clues, knowing one of them is glitched? If so, you reveal the next letter in the password to your evidence locker! If not, the opponent who glitched your clues gets the next letter in their password. The first team to guess all of their passwords wins!
In this party word game, the forensic scientists have each been assigned a crime scene to analyze. Unfortunately, the office cat, Glitch, has accidentally changed the password the evidence lockers.
Description:
Each round, you write 3 clues to help one of your teammates guess a piece of evidence related to the crime: location, weapon, occupation, or hobby. Unfortunately, Glitch the cat messes up these clues. Acting as the meddlesome cat, your opponent gets to erase one of the clues, and write in a "Glitched" clue to stump your ally. Can you guess the evidence from the clues, knowing one of them is glitched? If so, you reveal the next letter in the password to your evidence locker! If not, the opponent who glitched your clues gets the next letter in their password. The first team to guess all of their passwords wins!
In this party word game, the forensic scientists have each been assigned a crime scene to analyze. Unfortunately, the office cat, Glitch, has accidentally changed the password the evidence lockers.
Description:
Each round, you write 3 clues to help one of your teammates guess a piece of evidence related to the crime: location, weapon, occupation, or hobby. Unfortunately, Glitch the cat messes up these clues. Acting as the meddlesome cat, your opponent gets to erase one of the clues, and write in a "Glitched" clue to stump your ally. Can you guess the evidence from the clues, knowing one of them is glitched? If so, you reveal the next letter in the password to your evidence locker! If not, the opponent who glitched your clues gets the next letter in their password. The first team to guess all of their passwords wins!