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Ringdance

Ringdance

2025·Máté Lencse

2 - 4 players
25 min

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Collect the most valuable sets of dancers and enjoy the rhythm of the ringdance! Shuffle the 48 dancer cards. Each player should have 3 face-up cards in front of them. It's important that players sit facing each other so that each has one unowned card set on either side, forming a ring. Choose a starting player. The game proceeds in clockwise order. On your turn, always draw one card, then choose whether to play: the drawn card, or one of the three cards in front of you. If you play a card from your display, place the newly drawn card in its place. The played card is placed face up next to the draw pile, and you must perform the action shown on the card. -description from the designer

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About Ringdance

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Collect the most valuable sets of dancers and enjoy the rhythm of the ringdance! Shuffle the 48 dancer cards. Each player should have 3 face-up cards in front of them. It's important that players sit facing each other so that each has one unowned card set on either side, forming a ring. Choose a starting player. The game proceeds in clockwise order. On your turn, always draw one card, then choose whether to play: the drawn card, or one of the three cards in front of you. If you play a card from your display, place the newly drawn card in its place. The played card is placed face up next to the draw pile, and you must perform the action shown on the card. -description from the designer

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Máté Lencse

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