The goal of the game is simple, be the first player to earn 10,000 points. The way you gain points is by playing some of the zaniest dice and card duels you could ever imagine!
Players take turns drawing a random duel from Duel Deck and face off against the opponent listed on the card. The winner of each duel takes away not only a sense of victory, but also some sweet, sweet points which they add to their score.
There aren't just Duel Cards in the game however, there are also Kadoova Cards, and that's where things get really interesting.
But I'm getting ahead of myself. Let's meet the Duels first.

Each and every duel you face will require incredible skill and precision, often developed over years of hard work and...
Wait.
That can't be right. Who wrote this?
These duels require no natural skills whatsoever and were designed for one thing and one thing only, to maximize fun. Well, they might also cause some anxiety, so two things, fun and anxiety, but mostly fun.
Here are a just a few of the dozen, wild duels you'll face as you battle your way to 10,000 points.

In 'Pineapple vs Fish' you'll answer the age-old question, did the pineapple tip over scaring all of the fish away or did those clumsy fish knock over the pineapple themselves. Each player takes turns placing one of their dice on top of the other player's dice. The Pineapple player attempts to build the tower as straight and tall as possible while the fish player attempts to make the tower as wobbly as possible so that the Pineapple player tips it over. The player who knocks over the tower loses and the other player makes points based on how many of their dice were in the tower before it fell. If the tower never tips over then Pineapple wins.

Then there's 'Axe vs Daggers' where the Daggers player gets three attempts to earn anywhere from zero to 600 points. The Axe player however gets only 1 throw but they have a chance to earn up to 1000 points. Using the right Kadoova cards for this one can be quite the game changer.

Sorry, still getting ahead of myself, we'll get to those Kadoova cards soon.

Pictures of these two duels can be found in the Actions Shots section >>>

They are both played on our beautiful, UV coated play mats.

The 'Plague Doctor' however has no time for play mats. This is a fast-paced duel where each player takes on the role of a village doctor. The goal is to be the first player get rid of all of their dice by either curing their villagers or sending the infected to the other player to deal with. Each player's dice might change hands a dozen times or more before a victor is declared. This one can be a real nail bitter right up till the end.

Is it time? Can I talk about the Kadoova cards now? Fantastic!

While the Duel cards are great, and they are absolutely the core of the game, the Kadoova cards are the heart of the game.

You can use Kadoova cards to steal points from other players, change the outcome of a duel or even change the rules of how the duel is won.
There are dozens of unique Kadoova cards that you'll encounter during a game.

Some cards can be played at the beginning of your turn, some can be used when it's not your turn and one of them can even be played while other people are dueling.

Making effective use of Kadoova cards can mean the difference between being in last place and standing in the winner’s circle at the end of the game, laughing and pointing at friends and family, calling them all losers and finally knowing that I'm better than them, just like I always knew I was.

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