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Meeple University Rules Teach
video_pk 70533 · mention_pk 167542
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- mon plays with a deck of 54 cards in each of three colors
- Mon is a quick playing card ordering game
- to tactically position their influence
- whoever scores the most points will be the winner
- designed by Asami aano and published by Studio Mundy
- the game ends once everyone is out of cards or there are no longer any legal plays
- you must take one of two options you may play a card or discard and draw
- mark it with one of your score tokens
- two-player game remove the cards numbered 1 through five
- one point for the low cards, two point for the medium cards and three points for the high cards
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Meeple University Rules Teach at 0:12 sentiment: positive
video_pk 70533 · mention_pk 227084
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positive
Pros
- Quick to learn and play
- Clear objective of scoring the most points
- Simple deck with three colors
- Two-player variant option
Cons
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Thematic elements
- alliances and rivalries among three feudal lords
- 16th century Japan
- card-based political maneuvering
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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- backstep — A backstep move allows a card to be played that is lower than the top card of the previous stack, potentially requiring overlapping the last card and flipping tokens.
- Discard and draw — A player may discard any number of cards face down and draw one fewer than discarded; reshuffles if the draw deck runs out.
- End condition — The game ends when all players are out of cards or no legal plays remain.
- Final scoring — Scores are computed by the top card value on each stack (1 for low, 2 for medium, 3 for high) plus one point per additional card in the stack.
- initial deal — In a six-player game, players receive seven cards each (adjusted for fewer players).
- play a card to a colored row — On a turn, a player selects a card and places it on the right of its color row, with legality requiring it to be higher than the previous card in that row.
- token scoring — When playing a card, a scoring token is placed to track future scoring on stacks.
- two-player variant — In a two-player game, cards numbered 1 through 5 are removed from all three colors.
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Quotes (from this video)
- mon plays with a deck of 54 cards in each of three colors
- Mon is a quick playing card ordering game
- to tactically position their influence
- whoever scores the most points will be the winner
- designed by Asami aano and published by Studio Mundy
- the game ends once everyone is out of cards or there are no longer any legal plays
- you must take one of two options you may play a card or discard and draw
- mark it with one of your score tokens
- two-player game remove the cards numbered 1 through five
- one point for the low cards, two point for the medium cards and three points for the high cards
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