“Pepper and Carrot Board Game” …kurz vorgestellt!
Buntes und lustiges Spiel jetzt auf >KS<, welches auf diesem zuckersüßen >Comic< basiert!
Pepper and Carrot, are taking part in the Kamona Potion Contest. Which witch will finish their potions the fastest to win the prize?
Welcome to the magical world of Pepper & Carrot, where 1-4 players get to take on the role of their favorite witch and compete to win the annual Potion contest.
Loyalist Games and designer Guillermo H. Nunez will transport you and your friends to the amazing world of David Revoy’s “Pepper & Carrot,” where you will have the chance to compete in the very same potion contest that Pepper and Carrot themselves won.
So pick your favorite Witch and her familiar, such as Pepper and her little orange cat Carrot, grab your ingredients and prepare for the excitement of The Potion Contest.
– 1-4+ Players, and you can add in extra boxes and allow even more players to join the fun.
– New and Original art, made on high-quality components, drawing from original “Pepper & Carrot” art, as well as new characters created for Pepper & Carrot: The Potion Contest.
– Kickstarter Exclusive content during the campaign.
“Players take their personal board, cards and ingredient tiles. Then each Players ingredients will be randomly arranged face down. Same will go for the main board and its ingredients.
Once the main orders` deck is shuffled, 3 orders will be drawn. One will be placed on the active order area (to the right and under the main board) and the other two will be placed to the left and under the main board.
Then all the tiles will be placed face up from left to right and the game will begin.
Each turn players will use the active main order to move tiles on the personal board. All the players will do this simultaneously and using the same order.
Then the active order will be discarded and the next order on the left will become the new active order by moving it to the right. The other order to the left will also be moved closer to the active order leaving space for a new order to the drawn and placed from the main deck.
This way players will always see the orders that will come on the next 2 turns giving them time to plan their moves in advance. If the deck is empty simply shuffle the discarded orders to shape a new main deck and draw any orders missing in the queue under the main board.”
