Folclore (2019)
4 - 8 persone
15 - 30 min
8+
Al momento questo prodotto non è disponibile presso nessun venditore.
Artisti: Jorge de Jesu00fas Garcu00eda Aguilar, Moisu00e9s Zu00fau00f1iga Arreguu00edn, Aldo Ojeda Campos, Ana Karen u00c1lvarez Du00edaz, Josu00e9 Adu00e1n Calderu00f3n Espinoza, Andrea de los Milagros Perea Franco, Maru00eda del Carmen Landeros Garcu00eda, Pedro Pu00e9rez Gurru00edz, Jorge Orlando Moctezuma Hernu00e1ndez, Julieta Maldonado Medina, Jaqueline Ovalle Pu00e9rez, Rafael Ivu00e1n Ozorio Pu00e9rez, Sandra Paulina Pu00e9rez Santillu00e1n, Josu00e9 Leonardo Rojas Rojas
Descrizione: Folclore is a Mexican party game consisting of fourteen different cards (3 cards each, with 3 different colors). Each card has been illustrated by a different Mexican artist.
Each player has a set of hand cards. At the start of a round, there is a market phase in which players can trade with others by calling out color offers or requests, trading one card against one other card. Trading happens simultaneously. When one player has either only cards of one color in their hand, or a set of all three cards of a kind (in all three different colors), they win the round. The winner can hand out two of the cards they used to win the round to two other players as challenge cards. The challenges are written on the card and can either require the receiver to perform an action immediately, or to continue playing the game while speaking in a certain way, or other such handicaps.
The winner of a round also claims tokens from the center of the table. When these run out, the game ends.
Each player has a set of hand cards. At the start of a round, there is a market phase in which players can trade with others by calling out color offers or requests, trading one card against one other card. Trading happens simultaneously. When one player has either only cards of one color in their hand, or a set of all three cards of a kind (in all three different colors), they win the round. The winner can hand out two of the cards they used to win the round to two other players as challenge cards. The challenges are written on the card and can either require the receiver to perform an action immediately, or to continue playing the game while speaking in a certain way, or other such handicaps.
The winner of a round also claims tokens from the center of the table. When these run out, the game ends.