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| Designer | Jack Dire |
| Year | 2013 |
| Number of Players | 3-10 |
| Time | 30 Minutes |
| Ages | 5+ |
| Mechanics | Voting, Arguing |
| Theme | Superheros |
| Game Video |
CHARACTER CARDS have, well, characters. Sometimes very generic, sometimes coincidentally specific.
ATTRIBUTE cards can make heroes out of complete and utter villains and vice versa. Use ATTRIBUTE cards to bring your character to life. This is where things get ridiculous. Fast.
Start with two decks of cards: CHARACTERS (white cards) and ATTRIBUTES (black cards). Invariably your cards will be all mixed up so go ahead and sort that out.
One player starts by drawing three white cards and three black cards and keeps them, like his/her nonsense opinions, to him/herself. A second player does the same.
Each player chooses one white card and one black card from their hand to create a fighter and places those cards face down and discards their remaining cards. Next, both players turn over their cards with maximum dramatic tension to reveal their fighters. Laughter occurs. Each player then draws a random black card from the deck and adds it to their fighter. More laughter.
Embrace the hand life has dealt you and argue why your fighter would win the fight. Your friends/future arch rivals vote for a winner and he/she takes home the point and takes on a new challenger. What happens in the event of a tie? Uh... SMOKE BOMB! Just kidding. Check the full rules, we've thought of virtually everything. I say "virtually" because we almost certainly have forgotten things. Like where our keys are... Or our dignity. Am I right?
Contents
- two decks of cards
