No Christmas party this year, but a good session in the back room of
the Castle Tap. Images follow:
cc-by-sa on
everything.
Started the evening with several hands of
Red 7, which
continues to be my favourite quick game – even if it is difficult to
explain to people. I'm getting better at it, though. (I really ought
to make videos of my game explanations.)

Unusual Suspects
next, which turns out to be a game of working out your friends'
prejudices. (They have to decide whether the randomly-selected
criminal out of the twelve cards "enjoys science fiction" or "has a
well-maintained car", and the players have to guess who's been
eliminated on that basis.) This would be more fun if one could choose
which questions to ask.

One Night Revolution
next, with seven players which made for a couple of very lively games.
Both of the informants on the second winning team were there entirely
by accident and had believed they were rebels…

Finally
Coup: Rebellion G54,
and since I still had my spare copy from Essen I gave it to the
winner. (Who fortunately wasn't me.) This continues to be a vicious
and nasty game that I love dearly.

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