
The Copper Trickster
A board game by Alex Pena
2-5 Players 20-50 minutes Medium
Roles with Asymmetric Information, Deduction, Trick-taking
Card Game, Deduction, Bluffing
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Description
Picture a smoky tavern where everyone’s trying to out‑bluff the rest, and you’re holding a deck of clever copper‑colored cards that could spell victory or disaster. The Copper Trickster drops you into a 2‑to‑5 player showdown of sly roles, secret information, and daring trick‑taking. Designed by Alex Pena in 2024, the game blends classic deduction with a pinch of bluffing, so you’ll spend the 20‑50 minutes figuring out who’s the real trickster and who’s just playing nice. The rules sit at a comfortable “normal” level – if you’ve ever tackled a board game, you’ll pick it up in a flash. Every round feels like a quick‑draw duel of wits: you’ll read opponents, hide your hand, and decide when to cash in a winning trick. It’s the perfect mix of tension and laughs, making each game a fresh, fast‑paced story where the copper cards are the only thing you can trust.
