Thank you, Santa

Thank you, Santa

2024しぶ (Shibu)

2 - 5 players
30 - 45 min

From BoardGameGeek

"Thank You, Santa" is a trick-taking game for 2 to 5 players. Players are siblings who love Santa. They look for socks of the perfect size for the gifts to ensure Santa doesn't mix things up. Additionally, they try to make their thank-you letter to Santa as noticeable as possible to ensure it is received. Will the siblings' wishes reach Santa? The number of tricks won represents the size of the gifts. The two cards placed above the fireplace represent the size and color of the socks. If the two cards are of the same color, the letter can be delivered. When the siblings' wishes reach Santa, he whispers a "thank you" (victory points) to them while they sleep and heads to the next house.

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About Thank you, Santa

From BoardGameGeek:

"Thank You, Santa" is a trick-taking game for 2 to 5 players. Players are siblings who love Santa. They look for socks of the perfect size for the gifts to ensure Santa doesn't mix things up. Additionally, they try to make their thank-you letter to Santa as noticeable as possible to ensure it is received. Will the siblings' wishes reach Santa? The number of tricks won represents the size of the gifts. The two cards placed above the fireplace represent the size and color of the socks. If the two cards are of the same color, the letter can be delivered. When the siblings' wishes reach Santa, he whispers a "thank you" (victory points) to them while they sleep and heads to the next house.

Designer

しぶ (Shibu)

Artist

Natsuki Okada

Categories

Card Game

Mechanics

Trick-taking
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