
Oxford Dictionary of Card Games
A board game by David Parlett
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Set Collection, Pattern Building, Trick-taking
Card Game, Deduction, Bluffing, Book
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Description
The Oxford Dictionary of Card Games is a unique and fascinating title that's more like a comprehensive guide than a traditional board game. Designed by David Parlett and published in 1992, this book is all about exploring the world of card games, covering a wide range of mechanics like set collection, pattern building, and trick-taking. With incredibly simple rules, you can dive right in and start learning about various card games, from classic tricks to complex strategies. While it's not a game you play with other people, or even really a game at all, the Oxford Dictionary of Card Games is perfect for card game enthusiasts or those looking to learn more about deduction, bluffing, and the art of card play. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, this book is a valuable resource that's sure to provide hours of entertainment and education.
