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Indulgence Board Game
CTNR483639 0867825000307 CTNR483639Restoration Games
2025-11-21
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Suggested Age: 14 Years and Up
Type of Game: Strategy and War Games
Playing Time: 30-60 Minutes
Includes: Game Pieces, Cards
CPSC Choking Hazard Warnings: Choking_hazard_small_parts
Number of Players: 3-4 Players
Package type: Full Game
Material: Cardstock Paper
Battery: No Battery Used
•This trick-taking game let the players revel in ambition.
•Ages 14+
•3-4 Players
•45-60 Minutes Playtime
Indulgence is a trick-taking game for 3-4 players. On their turn, players choose an edict that gives the rule for the hand. The other players then decide if they want to violate the edict by doing the opposite of what it commands. So "Don’t take any Medicis" suddenly becomes "I must take all the Medicis". Committing a sin can be challenging, but a player attempting it gets the benefit of the indulgence, a token that turns one of their cards into a winning hand. Can you trick your opponents into committing sins without the indulgence? Can you avoid sinning yourself? Whoever can pull that off will end up with a pile of gems and the title of victor.
Type of Game: Strategy and War Games
Playing Time: 30-60 Minutes
Includes: Game Pieces, Cards
CPSC Choking Hazard Warnings: Choking_hazard_small_parts
Number of Players: 3-4 Players
Package type: Full Game
Material: Cardstock Paper
Battery: No Battery Used
•This trick-taking game let the players revel in ambition.
•Ages 14+
•3-4 Players
•45-60 Minutes Playtime
Indulgence is a trick-taking game for 3-4 players. On their turn, players choose an edict that gives the rule for the hand. The other players then decide if they want to violate the edict by doing the opposite of what it commands. So "Don’t take any Medicis" suddenly becomes "I must take all the Medicis". Committing a sin can be challenging, but a player attempting it gets the benefit of the indulgence, a token that turns one of their cards into a winning hand. Can you trick your opponents into committing sins without the indulgence? Can you avoid sinning yourself? Whoever can pull that off will end up with a pile of gems and the title of victor.
