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Today we are going to talk about Vanagloria!

In Vanagloria, collect all the energy points from the source, with 2 players and more than 30 to 40 minutes from 14 years old, to become the master of Vanagloria!

There was a time when Vanagloria was an enchanted world where entities lived in peace and harmony. Unfortunately, those days are over.

Now Vanagloria is bewitched and corrupted by dark sorcerers seeking to conquer the world at the expense of life itself.

For years, these masters of black magic have fought to capture the source of energy.

The first to possess it will crush their enemies with the back of their hand.

The cards represent the game's shadow wizards and the values ​​0.50 and 100, the three levels of wizard energy concentration.

We will increase by 50 with each concentration of energy and we will lose 50 with each attack from our opponent.

The five different types of action cards allow you to:

- duplicate your wizard to introduce another wizard into the battle,

- to concentrate energy by 50 and up to 100 each time,

- to summon a magic sword which will allow you to attack your opponent,

- attack cards which allow you to attack your opponent after summoning a magic sword,

- to protect yourself with a shield.

Magic sword cards allow wizards who are equipped with them to attack an enemy wizard, inflicting 50 energy concentration damage if they did not have a shield to protect their attacked wizard.

We randomly mix 5 point cards per player to create the “general objectives” deck, then place them in the center of the playing area.

We place in front of each player a “personal objectives” deck which will contain 5 random cards from the remaining point cards.

We designate the first player at the start of the game and then play in a clockwise direction. At the end of each turn, the player to the left of the first player becomes the first player.

Each player starts the game with a wizard card at level 0 (turn the card so that the 0 is at the top).

At the start of each turn, the card from the “General Objectives” deck is revealed. If this is exhausted, the first card of each “personal objectives” deck is revealed.

Then all players must add two action cards face down to all their wizards at the same time.

Once all the cards have been added, each player will take turns revealing an action card linked to a wizard of their choice and carrying out its effect before letting the next player play.

As soon as a player has shown his last action card, the round ends when the other players have also revealed the same number of cards as the first player. Which means that if a player only has one wizard in play, the other players will only be able to use two action cards even if they still had 2 or 3 wizards.

At the end of the round, the player who has the most wizards at level 100 takes the card from the “general objectives” deck which was revealed at the start of the round. In the event of a tie, or if no player has a level 100 wizard, the card from the “personal objectives” deck is discarded.

After that, all level 100 wizards go back to 0 and all players take back their used action cards and a new round begins.

When all objective decks are exhausted, the game is over. The player who obtained the most points with the sum of the point cards from each round wins. In the event of a tie between two or more players, additional rounds will be played between them by shuffling all the objective cards. The first person to obtain an objective card wins the game.Good day and good game ;)

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Today we are going to talk about Venice!

In Venice, ride on stilts, for 2 to 4 players for 45 minutes from 10 years old, to collect all the precious stones!

More info: https://www.jouelejeuvaison.com/blog

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In Venice, we go in search of precious stones in the heart of the city before the other players by going from piling to piling.

To reach the gems you have to find the best path in this maze.

To do this, you play cards. They allow you to place, remove, move boards and also move forward 1, 2 or 3 steps.

You can take advantage of the boards placed by your opponents to go faster. You will have to keep an eye on them, they could remove boards from under your nose.

When you arrive at the square where one of your stones is located, take it and place it on your tent, then continue your turn.

Play cards within the limit of 4 hourglasses or take a joker card. Then draw 2 cards.

If you have more than 8 cards in hand, discard the ones of your choice. Place them on the location as well as the cards played face up.

When there are no more cards in the draw pile, shuffle those already played to form a new one.

When you collect one of your precious stones, you gain an hourglass tile. It can be played immediately or during a next turn, it can be combined.

On the turn where you use hourglass tiles, you can play cards up to the limit of 4 hourglasses + 1 per tile.

During your turn, you can also exchange 4 cards of your choice for a joker that you can play immediately.

This is particularly useful when you need a specific card or when you end your turn with more than 8 cards.

Moving from one plank to another plank counts as a step, just like moving from one plank to a stilt or vice versa.

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Several pawns can cross paths and be on the same board or the same stilt.

Place a joker, it replaces any card, at your convenience. You cannot have more than 2 jokers in your hand. Once played, return it to the joker pile.

The board has a second side which allows you to play in the heart of Venice at night and offers two additional stilts to open new paths.

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Today we are going to talk about the Huitstitis Mariachis!

In Huit’stitis Mariachis, it’s going to be swinging, from 3 to 7 players for 15 minutes from 5 years old, to bring together the mariachi group!

You have to bring together eight mariachi marmosets, each playing a different instrument.

The first group thus formed will be able to tour the world and escape the hunters!

A master of the game is appointed. His role will be to draw the cards and arbitrate between the players in case of doubt.

If the game master cannot find out who won a card, he places it back at random in the pile.

It is not possible to play and be master of the game in the same game. If there are only two players, an adult can be asked to play this role.

Between 2 and 3 players, 4 marmosets are removed from each instrument. These cards are put aside for the entire game.

The game master draws the cards and presents them one after the other to the players.

If it is a “musician” card: the first player to imitate the musician on the card while saying the name of his instrument wins it. He then places the card in front of him, face up.

A player can win the same “musician” card several times, he then places it on similar cards in his game. This can allow him to block his opponents!

If it is a hunter card: the first player to make marmoset cries while scratching his head wins the card.

He can then choose a card of his choice from the game of one of his opponents.

The hunter card drawn is then put aside for the entire game.

The game ends when a player has collected eight different mariachi marmosets: one for each instrument.

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Today we are going to talk about French Tour!

In French Tour, let's explore France, from 2 to 6 players for 20 minutes from 7 years old, and win the most cards!

In French Tour we will try to find where the places are located using clues from objective maps.

We separate the piles of face-down cards into three piles, yellow, green and blue, then we choose one of the piles.

The cards are then distributed among the players. Each player then looks to see if they have pairs composing a panorama of a monument or known place in France.

They then remove the pairs and place them face up in front of them on the table.

The player to the dealer's right then presents his face-down deck of cards to his neighbor, who takes one at random.

If the new card drawn allows you to compose a new pair, you also place it face up in front of you on the table.

All players proceed in the same way until only the “intruder” card remains, the sand rose.

Players then count 1 point per pair won. Then they keep the won pairs face up in front of them.

We then place the map of France in the center of the table and then challenge the other players to find on the map the places indicated on their pairs of cards.

The challenged player must find on the map of France in 20 seconds where the place concerned by these maps is located.

If the player succeeds, he gains an additional point. If he makes a mistake, he gives his pair of cards to the player who challenged him.

The game ends when all players have played their pairs.

The player with the most points at the end of both phases of play wins the game.

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Hello everyone !

Today we are going to talk about Patouche!

In Patouche, be the best shepherd, from 3 to 5 players for 15 minutes from 7 years old, but watch out for the wolf who prowls!

More info: https://www.jouelejeuvaison.com/blog

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In Patou'che, each player plays a shepherd who dreams of having the largest flock of sheep.

But watch out for the wolf on the prowl!

He also likes sheep, and as they are afraid of him, they run away! To prevent their sheep from getting lost in the mountains, players can count on their faithful shepherd dogs: the patous.

At the start of the game, we sort the Sheep cards and the Patou cards into 2 separate piles, yellow border face up; then we place them in the center of the table.

A player receives the 3 dice and places the Wolf token on the yellow side in front of him. This player can roll the dice up to 3 times. He is obliged to keep at least 1 die after each throw.

A saved die cannot be re-rolled. Once the result of the dice suits the player, or after 3 rolls maximum, the action of each die is applied.

Then comes the next player's turn in clockwise order.

On the wolf side of the die, it moves one player to the left. This player discards as many Sheep cards not protected by a Patou card as the number of Wolves on the dice.

The cards thus discarded are put back under the deck of Sheep cards.

On the Patou side, the player takes as many Patou cards as the number of Patous visible on the dice and places them in front of him, either below a Sheep card already present, or next to another Patou card. there are no Sheep cards to protect.

If the deck of Patou cards is empty, they are taken from one of the players who has the most.

On the sheep side, the player takes as many Sheep cards as the number of Sheep visible on the dice, and places them in front of him, either above a Patou card already present to be protected, or next to the other Sheep cards already present in front of the player.

The cards are added to the right in the continuity of the fresco: the Sheep at the top, the Patous below.

As soon as a player has 6 Sheep cards, each of the other players plays again one last time.

The player with the most Sheep cards is declared the winner.

A variant allows more developed games with Patous effects and more possible dice rules, but also cooperative games!

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Hello everyone !

Today we’re going to talk about Poule Poule!

In Poule Poule, be the fastest and observant, with 2 to 8 players for 20 minutes from 8 years old, and replenish the egg to earn points!

More info: https://www.jouelejeuvaison.com/blog

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It's the Cannes Film Festival and the premiere of the film Poule Poule is turning into drama.

In fact, a little less than an hour before the screening, that clumsy Waf mixed up all the films!

To help Cocotte, who doesn't have a minute to lose, and to prevent Crack from breaking down for good, we must reconstruct the film as quickly as possible!

And don't forget, the story ends with the fifth egg!

A player will stack the cards, one by one, on top of each other in the center of the table. Once placed, these cards will compose the Film. Meanwhile, the other players will just have to count the eggs!

When an egg arrives in the film, it is an available egg. When a hen arrives in the film, she incubates the egg and it is no longer available. Only a fox chases away the hen and makes the egg available again.

The fastest player to tap the film, as soon as it has at least 5 eggs available, scores 1 point

(a point is represented by a section of colored egg). And here we go for a new round!

The first player to reach 3 points - who has pieced together a complete colored egg - wins the game.

When a player taps on the film, the others can choose not to question his word, and tap above his hand, or not tap, to contradict him.

In the latter case, only, we look at the slow motion. We collect the film pile - taking care not to mix any cards - we turn it over, then, card by card, starting with the one on top (the first card played in the round), replay the film again in slow motion ...

We can then add other characters like:

- Roger the farmer, who collects all the eggs laid in the film and leaves.

- Waf the dog, chases away the foxes and the chickens can continue to brood. He then leaves with the fox.

- Grrr the fox disguised as a chicken, who scares away the chickens without being chased away by Waf the dog.

- Quack the duck, which makes the player say “Quack” as soon as he passes and “Quack quack” to the second player. Players who do not say “coin” can have a pledge.

- Tigerworm the earthworm, which attracts the hen and makes it leave a hatched egg.

- Double the ostrich egg, which counts as 2 eggs and which the hen cannot hatch, but which the farmer can collect.

- Rico coco the rooster, which ends the game and the players must announce the number of available eggs present in the packet.

When a player reaches 3 points, he wins the game. If several players reach 3 points at the same time, they do one last round between them.

The first to be the only one to score a point is the winner.

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Hello everyone !

Today we're going to talk about Lady Richmond getting fleeced!

In Lady Richmond Gets Plucked, be the most cunning, 2 to 5 players for 20 to 30 minutes from 8 years old, and recover Lady Richmond's legacy!

More info: https://www.jouelejeuvaison.com/blog

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Tension is at its height in the Wetherby auction house. Lady Richmond suddenly died in the arms of her young lover, Jacques Monétaire.

During a hectic auction, the heirs try to acquire the best lots of the estate and leave the uninteresting items to their rivals.

To achieve this, there is no fair play: they cheat, they swap lots, and they even borrow money from another heir.

Whoever manages to navigate these hectic auctions, by betting their money intelligently, will ultimately succeed in securing the most beautiful pieces and emerge victorious from these tumultuous and crazy auctions.

Each player chooses a character and places the 3 scam tiles in their image (cheating, exchange, borrowing) face up in front of them. Each player also receives 10 coins for their personal supply.

A player turns over a card of their choice on the game board so that everyone can see it clearly.

Each time a card is turned over on the game board, each player can choose to open a bid.

To do this, he must seize the auction block. All face up cards are included in the offer.

If no one wants to make a bid, we continue until a player makes a bid

To make a bid, you collect the auction tile first. We make a first offer with the number of corresponding pieces.

Each player can then outbid or pass. If no player wants to bid again, the auction ends and the one who made the best offer wins the lot and places the cards face down in front of him. The other players collect their pieces.

The auctioneer may order:

- pauses, we then move on to the next player,

-change the cards face up to remove them and put them in the discard pile,

-payday, all players receive the missing number of coins to reach 10. If a player has more than 10 coins, he must return the excess.

-liquidation, all face up and face down cards are part of the auction. If no one takes it, the next card placed ends the auction.

The heirs can with the action tiles:

- cheat: you secretly look at two cards of your choice one after the other among those that are face down on the game board. Then put them back face down.

- exchange: this tile allows you to exchange one of the cards already acquired at auction for a card from the game board.

The game ends when all cards have been auctioned or placed in the discard pile and when the draw pile is empty.

Now count the points of your item cards by subtracting the negative points. The player with the most points wins the largest share of Lady Richmond's inheritance.

In the event of a tie, the player with the most items in a single category (e.g. largest collection of stuffed animals) will be declared the winner.

Good day and good game ;)

Hello everyone!

Let’s go for today’s Kezako!

One game, 3 clues, it’s up to you to find!

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Response Thursday in Ca déboite!

 Game on !

Good day and good game ;)