Cards Against Humanity: Tales Vol 2Expansion

2025

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Tales Vol. 2 is a new party game where you fill in the blanks of horrible stories using CAH white cards. It's the sequel to Tales Vol. 1! First, everyone secretly picks cards for prompts like “A guilty pleasure” or “Something a child might set on fire” without knowing how they'll fit into the story. Then reveal the final adventure by reading it out loud together. Includes a leatherbound storybook of replayable Tales and hundreds of deliciously tiny prompt cards. Works with any white cards you can get your hands on. Always funny, even if your friends suck.

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About Cards Against Humanity: Tales Vol 2

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Tales Vol. 2 is a new party game where you fill in the blanks of horrible stories using CAH white cards. It's the sequel to Tales Vol. 1! First, everyone secretly picks cards for prompts like “A guilty pleasure” or “Something a child might set on fire” without knowing how they'll fit into the story. Then reveal the final adventure by reading it out loud together. Includes a leatherbound storybook of replayable Tales and hundreds of deliciously tiny prompt cards. Works with any white cards you can get your hands on. Always funny, even if your friends suck.

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Expansion for Base-gameMature / AdultParty Game

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