Difference between revisions of "Miskatonic School for Girls"
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| + | The Game Where You Get to Build Your Opponent's Deck! | ||
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| + | The Miskatonic School for Girls is a deckbuilding game with a twist - not only do you build your deck, but you build your opponent's deck! | ||
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| + | As a player, you represent a house of students at the school attempting to survive with their sanity intact. This is going to be a challenge as the entire faculty consists of mind-rending creatures and insane cultists! | ||
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| + | You gather new students to help stave off these wretches and while you're at it, you send a few of those other staff to the other houses ... Hey, nobody likes a tattletale, but when you're (sic) sanity is on the line, you'd start snitching too! The last house with any sanity left you wins! (sic) | ||
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| + | If you haven't already guessed, the Miskatonic School for Girls setting and themes are rooted in the Cthulhu Mythos. While H.P. Lovecraft wrote his stories with a sinister tone, this game is lighthearted and cheery, because we're twisted like that. | ||
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Latest revision as of 06:17, 25 February 2016
Contents
Details
Publisher: Fun to 11
Product Code/SKU: MSFG
ISBN: ?
Year: 2012
Designer(s): Luke Peterschmidt
Artist(s): Betsy Peterschmidt
Number of Players: 2 to 4 players
Estimated Playing Time: ?
Suggested Ages: 12 +
Expansions: Miskatonic School for Girls: Holiday Break
Other Editions: None
Summary
From the back of the box:
The Game Where You Get to Build Your Opponent's Deck!
The Miskatonic School for Girls is a deckbuilding game with a twist - not only do you build your deck, but you build your opponent's deck!
As a player, you represent a house of students at the school attempting to survive with their sanity intact. This is going to be a challenge as the entire faculty consists of mind-rending creatures and insane cultists!
You gather new students to help stave off these wretches and while you're at it, you send a few of those other staff to the other houses ... Hey, nobody likes a tattletale, but when you're (sic) sanity is on the line, you'd start snitching too! The last house with any sanity left you wins! (sic)
If you haven't already guessed, the Miskatonic School for Girls setting and themes are rooted in the Cthulhu Mythos. While H.P. Lovecraft wrote his stories with a sinister tone, this game is lighthearted and cheery, because we're twisted like that.
Comments / Trivia
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