Anno Domini

Description

Anno Domini: Münzen is a ridiculously fun party game that's all about bluffing, history, and a dash of luck. Designed by Urs Hostettler, this 2002 game is incredibly easy to learn, with simple rules that can be explained in no time. Up to 8 players can join in on the fun, and with a playtime of just 30 minutes, it's perfect for a quick game night or a casual gathering. In this version of the Anno Domini series, players delve into the fascinating world of coins and money, trying to put historical events in chronological order. Here's the twist - players can only see the descriptions of the events, not the dates, so a lot of guessing and bluffing is involved. You'll be trying to outsmart your opponents, figuring out when each event took place, and hoping you're right. If someone suspects the order is incorrect, they can call out the other players, and if they're right, they get rewarded. But if they're wrong, they'll be penalized. It's this mix of knowledge, intuition, and social interaction that makes Anno Domini: Münzen such a blast to play. You'll be laughing, arguing, and learning something new, all at the same time. The best part is, you don't have to be a history buff to enjoy the game. The events are often obscure, and the focus is on having fun, not on being a trivia expert. Plus, because it's part of a larger series, you can mix and match with other sets to keep the gameplay fresh and exciting. So, if you're looking for a game that's easy to learn, fun to play, and full of surprises, Anno Domini: Münzen is an excellent choice. Just be prepared to brush up on your German skills, as there's no English edition available - but trust us, it's worth the effort.

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