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Jabbas Palace - A Love Letter Game Game

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Jabbas Palace - A Love Letter Game GameDescriptionSpecificationsShipping Danger and deception await you in the lair of the galaxys most notorious gangster. 2 6 Players 20 Mins Ages 10+ Features: Deduction, Hand Management, Player Elimination, Score and Reset Game, Set Collection Theme: Card Game, Movies TV Radio theme, Science Fiction Description: The lair of Jabba, the Hutt is a place of danger and deception. Players compete using members of the Rebel Alliance and denizens of Jabbas

Danger and deception await you in the lair of the galaxy’s most notorious gangster.

2-6 Players  |  20 Mins  |  Ages 10+

Features: Deduction, Hand Management, Player Elimination, Score-and-Reset Game, Set Collection

Theme: Card Game, Movies / TV / Radio theme, Science Fiction

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The lair of Jabba, the Hutt is a place of danger and deception. Players compete using members of the Rebel Alliance and denizens of Jabba’s Palace in a game of rebel bravery and vile deceit.

Based on the beloved card game and set in the Star Wars galaxy, Star Wars: Jabba’s Palace - A Love Letter Game retains the simple and fun mechanics of the original as you utilize the talents of iconic characters from Return of the Jedi. Players take turns using the elegant “draw a card, play a card” gameplay and then executing the card’s effect. Cards include characters like Luke Skywalker, Boba Fett, Salacious Crumb, Jabba the Hutt, and many more, with each card offering different effects, such as Boba Fett allowing you to take a card from another player, or Salacious Crumb allowing you to look at another player’s hand.

Players use abilities from members of both the Rebel Alliance and Jabba’s crew to outwit and outlast the others. On top of the classic mechanics from the original Love Letter game, Star Wars: Jabba’s Palace - A Love Letter Game also introduces Agenda cards. This offers new win conditions, adding another level of strategy to the game.

Agenda cards like Exalted One awards the player with the highest number in hand the win. However, cards like Jabba’s Court and Rescue Mission switch it up and award the victory to the player with the most Palace or Rebels cards, respectively, in the play area. These and other Agenda cards ensure varied strategies will be needed with every game beyond simply eliminating other players.

In a quick card game of rebel bravery and vile deceit, can you carry out your agenda while outthinking your foes?

Contents:

  • 29 Cards
  • 13 Victory Tokens
  • Rulebook
  • Cloth Bag


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Vendor: Asmodee

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