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Sins of Our Fathers

Game ID: GID0288517
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2023
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Description

Sins of Our Fathers is a may-follow trick taker for 3 players that features a hex board and variable end game conditions.

The game is played over the course of a single hand which consists of 13 cards per player. Every trick will result in special actions awarded to players based on their position within a trick.

Players will manipulate an ever dwindling water supply to score points during the course of the game.

—description from the designer

Description

Sins of Our Fathers is a may-follow trick taker for 3 players that features a hex board and variable end game conditions.

The game is played over the course of a single hand which consists of 13 cards per player. Every trick will result in special actions awarded to players based on their position within a trick.

Players will manipulate an ever dwindling water supply to score points during the course of the game.

—description from the designer

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Thematic elements
  • water resource management in a political/ethical context
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  • trick_taking_with_resource_management — may follow trick-taking with shifting water-focused resources
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