Dinosaur Tea Party
É o convite mais aguardado do ano: Chá da tarde de Dinoton Abbey. Agora vocês estão todos a caráter em seus melhores trajes e prontos para um bom chá e bate-papo. Um problema: Você não se lembra do nome de ninguém. Quem é aquela, ostentando um broche chique com sua galinha de estimação? Jeannine? Beatriz? Oh céus. Se você não tiver cuidado, cometerá uma grande gafe na frente de todos.
Dinosaur Tea Party é um jogo de dedução civilizado para 3 a 5 jogadores em partidas de cerca de 15 minutos. Cada jogador pega uma carta correspondente a um dos dinoconvidados. Os jogadores se alternam fazendo perguntas uns aos outros ou adivinhando os nomes de seus dinossauros. Se alguém adivinhar seu nome, saque uma nova carta. O primeiro jogador a adivinhar três nomes, vence o jogo. Mas tome cuidado. Três peculiaridades que não te deixam certo se aquele Braquiossauro de chapeu-coco é Carlton ou Quinton.
Número de jogadores: 3 - 5
Duração do jogo: 16 mn
Complexidade: 1 / 5
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Sumário de Regras
Be the first to collect three sugar cubes by guessing three of the guests’ names. The first player to do so is the winner.
Traits
All of the dinosaurs at the party have certain traits shown on the bottom of their tiles and on their cards. The traits are: In a GREEN, PURPLE, or ORANGE room. STRIPED or SPOTTED skin (or neither). EATING or DRINKING (or neither). Wearing GLASSES, a FLOWER, a HAT, and/or JEWELRY. With a PET. Showing SPIKES, a TAIL, or TEETH.
Game play
On your turn, either inquire about a guest or guess their name.
Inquire
1. Politely ask another guest if they have a certain trait. Example: “Hello, luv. Wonderful party, isn’t it? Are you, perchance, wearing a hat?”
2. Your chosen guest will answer YES or NO. Example: “Oh, heavens no, I don’t have the face for a hat.” The guest takes that trait token from their pile and puts it in front of them, showing the YES or NO side.
3. If the guest answers yes, you get another turn! You may inquire or guess the name of the same guest or a different guest. If the guest’s answer is no, your turn is over.
Guess the Name
1. Ask the guest’s name. Example: “We lunched at Dalton’s last fall, didn’t we? Your name is Yorick?” They must answer YES or NO honestly (even if they have a quirk).
2. If your guess was incorrect, your turn is over. Try not to be too embarrassed about your faux pas.
3. If your guess was correct, take a sugar cube from the pile! If you have three sugar cubes, you win the game! Otherwise, the other player discards their dinosaur card, turns the matching dinosaur tile face down, removes all trait tokens in front of them, and draws a new dinosaur card. They now play the new dinosaur. Your turn is over.
Quirks
Beware: some dinosaurs have quirks that might cause them to give false answers! Dinosaurs with quirks always answer the way their quirk says when someone inquires about a trait. (The quirks do NOT apply when someone guesses their name.)
-"Always says NO" Always answer NO when a player inquires if you have a trait, even if the correct answer is yes.
-"Always lies": Always answer falsely when another player asks if you have a trait. If your answer would normally be YES, you must answer NO, and vice versa.
-"Switches answers": Answer either YES or NO to the first question asked to you, no matter what the correct answer is. After that, always answer opposite what your prior answer was. Example: “Yes, no, yes, no, etc.”
Game variants
Normal game
All the questions result in a token put down, correct or incorrect.
Clever mode
If you want a more challenging game, use this variant. When an answer is NO, no token is put down, so the players will have to remember the NO answers.
