Jungle Speed ​​(PT, ES)

Description

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Jungle Speed ​​was invented about 3,000 years ago in subtropical Spidopotamia by the Abulu tribesmen. This ethnic group competed in this fun way for the skins of their prey by playing with eucalyptus leaves. This ritual was passed down in secret for centuries, until Tom and Yako, the last descendants of Abulú, decided to reveal it to the world.

The aim of the game is to get rid of all your cards as quickly as possible. The first player to do so will be named Chief Abulú. The 70 cards are distributed as equally as possible, face down, among all the players and the Totem is placed in the center of the players, to which the players must bow as a sign of respect. The players reveal a card from their deck and place it in front of them, in turns (in the direction of the sun's path or, if it is night, clockwise), a card that they will cover on the next turn with another card.

When 2 players have two cards with identical symbols (the color does not matter), a duel will take place, with the winner being the one who manages to get the Totem. The loser takes the opponent's discard pile, their discards, and the pot (if any) and adds them to their deck.

Now imagine all this at high speed and with special cards that change the rules of the game!

CONTENT
Totem, 70 cards, carrying bag and instructions in Spanish and Portuguese.