In this competitive trick-taking game for 2-4 players, players battle against unique monsters that change the rules of play each round. Each monsters’ special abilities can alter trump suits, trick conditions, and create unique win conditions. Keeping players on their toes. Each battle consists of 10 tricks—unless the monster's special ability dictates...
The betray card can only be used in the advanced game. To use the betray card, shuffle it in with the cunning cards during set up. The Betray card can be played like any other card. When you do, swap a follower in front of you with a follower in any region of the board. You may swap followers of the same faction. You can not swap a follower in the supply....
An interesting 2-player Bridge game manufactured in polished wood by Chas Goodall & Sons Ltd, Camden Works London at some time in the early 20th Century. The main component of the game is a pair of stepped wooden slabs with 13 slots cut into them at 45 degrees so 2 dummy hands can be stood up at that angle, the slabs can then be placed on the table so one...
Bridge is a standard deck, trick taking card game that pits two partnerships against each other. The first part of the game is the auction, by which partners attempt to communicate information about their hands by bidding, in order to arrive at a successful contract. The contract specifies how many tricks must be taken by the team that wins the bid. After...
This is a two-player version of Contract Bridge. Each player gets a "Dummy Rack" that holds a hand of 13 cards (seven face-up and six face-down) to act as his or her partner. Play proceeds as in normal Contract Bridge except that the dummy hands may not bid or respond. When a face-up card is played from a dummy hand the face-down card beneath it is turned...
The instructions are so arranged that the beginner progresses in easy steps, gradually learning to play Bridge. At the end, the novice will have learned the "Goren Point Count System" of playing, which is universally accepted wherever Bridge is played. This system was devised by Charles H. Goren, the world’s leading expert and authority on Bridge, whose...
Pre-determined Hands are quickly dealt out to the four players. Each hand is given a Goren Bidding and Response Aid which indicates the Dealer and Vulnerability for each hand. These Aids can also be used by the less experienced player as guides in Bidding and Responding. The hands are bid in the normal way. Then bidding can be compared to Goren’s suggested...
This is one of the many bridge games designed for two players. Play is exactly like Contract Bridge with a few exceptions. Players sit in the North and East positions. The hand is dealt normally, but a player places his "partner's" cards in a dummy rack that holds the cards at an angle so that he can see them sitting across the table while his opponent...
In the 1960s, Milton Bradley capitalized upon the popularity of bridge by publishing a series of games by bridge master Charles H. Goren. This is one of the more obscure titles in this series. The game is described as, "An exciting, fast playing bridge game that scores differently and simply for 3, 4, or 5 players with one winner. It is strictly cutthroat...
"Bridge comes easy with the partner racks. Two can play. The help you need to take yourself up to competition standard." (From box) Beginners to Winners Bridge begins with modified rules to teach the concepts of Bridge, but also includes rules for Contract Bridge with four players. With the included two-player rules, all 52 cards are dealt out. While both...