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The Battle For Smithville II: An R.I.P. Cardgame

The Battle For Smithville II: An R.I.P. Cardgame

1990·Flint Dille, Scott Haring

2 players
20 min
Medium weight: Teach it in one sitting

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The Battle for Smithville II is a two player card game. It was published in R.I.P. magazine #6. Included in the game are rules and sheets of cut-apart cards. Part rummy, part concentration, players play, then flip cards to match adversaries. If the adversaries battle, the player gains points. The one with the most points after all of the cards have been played, wins.

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About The Battle For Smithville II: An R.I.P. Cardgame

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The Battle for Smithville II is a two player card game. It was published in R.I.P. magazine #6. Included in the game are rules and sheets of cut-apart cards. Part rummy, part concentration, players play, then flip cards to match adversaries. If the adversaries battle, the player gains points. The one with the most points after all of the cards have been played, wins.

Designers

Flint Dille, Scott Haring

Publisher

Tactical Studies Rules (TSR)

Categories

Card GameHorror

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