2023Jean-Louis Roubira
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3 - 6 players30 minLight weight
2025Jocelin Wilson
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Plead Your Case is a party game for professional bullshitters. Players will take on roles as prosecutor, defendant, judge, and lawyer. Use your debate skills to persuade the courtroom no matter what side you're on. As debaters, your words are the truth. As a judge, you are the law. The courtroom is your stage. Each player draws 1 Verdict card, 4 Accusation cards, and 4 Defense cards. Players take turns as the Prosecutor and Judge each round. The Defendant and Lawyer are chosen by the players. The Prosecutor picks an Accusation card and build up a story to accuse the Defendant with it. The Defendant picks a Defense card and build up a story to defend themselves. Any player can jump in as the Lawyer to support the defendant. All non-role players act as the Jury and cast their verdict. In a case of a tie, the Judge makes the final call. If the defendant wins, they earn 2 points (or 1 each if using a lawyer). If the prosecutor wins, they earn points equal to the number of defense cards used (max. 2). -description from the publisher
2023Jean-Louis Roubira
3 - 6 players30 minLight weight
2019Hjalmar Hach, Lorenzo Silva
3 - 5 players45 - 60 minMedium weight
2023Andrew McNeil
1 - 6 players120 - 300 minHeavy weight
2022Cole Wehrle
1 - 6 players90 - 240 minVery heavy weight
From BoardGameGeek:
Plead Your Case is a party game for professional bullshitters. Players will take on roles as prosecutor, defendant, judge, and lawyer. Use your debate skills to persuade the courtroom no matter what side you're on. As debaters, your words are the truth. As a judge, you are the law. The courtroom is your stage. Each player draws 1 Verdict card, 4 Accusation cards, and 4 Defense cards. Players take turns as the Prosecutor and Judge each round. The Defendant and Lawyer are chosen by the players. The Prosecutor picks an Accusation card and build up a story to accuse the Defendant with it. The Defendant picks a Defense card and build up a story to defend themselves. Any player can jump in as the Lawyer to support the defendant. All non-role players act as the Jury and cast their verdict. In a case of a tie, the Judge makes the final call. If the defendant wins, they earn 2 points (or 1 each if using a lawyer). If the prosecutor wins, they earn points equal to the number of defense cards used (max. 2). -description from the publisher
Designer
Jocelin Wilson
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Coralis Entertainment
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