American author Barry Ritholtz said, "You can blow on the dice all you want, but whether they come up 'seven' is still a function of random luck." Random and continues change are the trademarks of the Fluxx card games. This expansion introduces more randomness to your randomness, enticing players to push their luck even further.
When it comes to boarding a ship and taking its plunder, every pirate knows their job. The captain commands and the crew obeys. When the stolen booty is aboard and the ship is safely at sea, the real danger begins. Pirates love their treasure and will do anything to keep it. Rather than have his crew fight among themselves, the captain has his men divide the loot by playing cards. Pull up a chair and come claim your share!
Color can lighten up a room, darken a hallway, communicate feelings, and cause us to pause almost indefinitely when attempting to match the perfect tie with a shirt. Colors can even dictate action, with red telling us to stop, green telling us to go, and yellow urging us to go faster. In this game, mixing colors will allow the player to gain the upper hand, but they can also benefit from breaking colors down to smaller parts for a bigger win.
The Bone Wars (1877 to 1892), also known as "The Great Dinosaur Rush", was an intense period of scientific prehistoric discovery and bitter rivalry between Othniel Charles Marsh and Edward Drinker Cope. In addition to digging up many bones, many were also destroyed. Theft and bribery were common. Time to join the rush!
Anyone who has worked on the railroad will tell you that it's not how long your train is, but what you are hauling that counts. In this game, players will be making a train of the same length, but it's how the railcars are coupled that will make the difference. The player who can build a train on the line that has the most of a common good will become the master of the rails!
Te Kuiti, New Zealand is the self-proclaimed "Sheep Shearing Capital of the World". With more sheep than people, it takes a lot of energy to make sure animals stay where they should. Miles and miles of fences stretch to keep the sheep safe and secure. Sheep, however, are not big on fences...