A casual strategy card game in which you compete to have the greatest remaining aura. As easy to teach as Uno, but shares a similar depth of play to Poker & MTG.
Description:
You begin with a deck of cards representing your aura. Five distinct types of aura are represented by the five colors in your deck. Colors are visible on both the backs and fronts of each card so that all players can see the aura in your hand. You take turns playing cards face-down from your hand in an attempt to remove your opponents’ aura and win by having the most remaining cards at the end of the game.
A casual strategy card game in which you compete to have the greatest remaining aura. As easy to teach as Uno, but shares a similar depth of play to Poker & MTG.
Description:
You begin with a deck of cards representing your aura. Five distinct types of aura are represented by the five colors in your deck. Colors are visible on both the backs and fronts of each card so that all players can see the aura in your hand. You take turns playing cards face-down from your hand in an attempt to remove your opponents’ aura and win by having the most remaining cards at the end of the game.
A casual strategy card game in which you compete to have the greatest remaining aura. As easy to teach as Uno, but shares a similar depth of play to Poker & MTG.
Description:
You begin with a deck of cards representing your aura. Five distinct types of aura are represented by the five colors in your deck. Colors are visible on both the backs and fronts of each card so that all players can see the aura in your hand. You take turns playing cards face-down from your hand in an attempt to remove your opponents’ aura and win by having the most remaining cards at the end of the game.
A casual strategy card game in which you compete to have the greatest remaining aura. As easy to teach as Uno, but shares a similar depth of play to Poker & MTG.
Description:
You begin with a deck of cards representing your aura. Five distinct types of aura are represented by the five colors in your deck. Colors are visible on both the backs and fronts of each card so that all players can see the aura in your hand. You take turns playing cards face-down from your hand in an attempt to remove your opponents’ aura and win by having the most remaining cards at the end of the game.