Challenges Nature Baby "Casa"
Brand: Asmodee
Reference: NCBA05
Description
Challenges Nature Baby "Casa" Compare the weight of the different pups and compare the number of pups that are born of each species. With incredibly illustrated cards, Nature's Challenges Baby Casa allows the youngest to discover the cutest of the cutest domestic animals. It allows the little ones to discover the baby animals of a house. Bet and compare the weight at birth or the number of pups to get all the cards and win the game. Ready to take on the challenge? General rules of the game: Each card represents a baby animal with its birth weight and the number of babies that were born (litter). Bet on the best characteristic of your animal to win the round and get the cards of the other players. Preparation: Deal the same number of cards face down to all players. Development of a round: 1 • The youngest player takes the first card of his deck (without showing it), and chooses a characteristic of his animal that he considers strong (eg "Longevity"). He calls out the value to the rest of the players. 2 • The other players consult the top card of their deck and, when their turn comes, they communicate to the rest of the players the value of the stated characteristic (it is played in a clockwise direction). The player with the highest value takes all the other players' cards and places them under the cards in their deck, face down. 3 • The turn passes to the player who wins the round. It is up to him to choose a characteristic that he considers strong and so on. Threatened species: There are 4 categories of cards according to the degree of threat of the species (or degree of rarity): Non-threatened species (green circle in the upper left) Vulnerable species (yellow circle) Endangered species (orange circle ) Critically endangered species (red circle) It is possible to change the characteristic chosen by a player during the same round, if another player has a card with a yellow, orange or red circle. The player who wants to make the change must have in hand a priority card with respect to the player who has chosen the initial characteristic. The order of priority of these cards are (from highest to lowest priority): Red circle> orange circle> yellow circle> green circle. In the same round, several players can impose their favorite characteristic. End of the game: The player who has taken all the cards in the game wins. Another way to end the game is to agree with the other players how long the game can last (eg the player with the most cards wins after 15 minutes). From 4 years onwards.
Details
Challenges Nature Baby "Casa"
Compare the weight of the different pups and compare the number of pups that are born of each species.
With incredibly illustrated cards, Nature's Challenges Baby Casa allows the youngest to discover the cutest of the cutest domestic animals.
It allows the little ones to discover the baby animals of a house.
Bet and compare the weight at birth or the number of pups to get all the cards and win the game. Ready to take on the challenge?
General rules of the game:
Each card represents a baby animal with its birth weight and the number of babies that were born (litter). Bet on the best characteristic of your animal to win the round and get the cards of the other players.
Preparation: Deal the same number of cards face down to all players. Development of a round: 1 • The youngest player takes the first card of his deck (without showing it), and chooses a characteristic of his animal that he considers strong (eg "Longevity"). He calls out the value to the rest of the players. 2 • The other players consult the top card of their deck and, when their turn comes, they communicate to the rest of the players the value of the stated characteristic (it is played in a clockwise direction). The player with the highest value takes all the other players' cards and places them under the cards in their deck, face down. 3 • The turn passes to the player who wins the round. It is up to him to choose a characteristic that he considers strong and so on.
Threatened species: There are 4 categories of cards according to the degree of threat of the species (or degree of rarity): Non-threatened species (green circle in the upper left) Vulnerable species (yellow circle) Endangered species (orange circle ) Critically endangered species (red circle) It is possible to change the characteristic chosen by a player during the same round, if another player has a card with a yellow, orange or red circle. The player who wants to make the change must have in hand a priority card with respect to the player who has chosen the initial characteristic. The order of priority of these cards are (from highest to lowest priority): Red circle> orange circle> yellow circle> green circle. In the same round, several players can impose their favorite characteristic.
End of the game: The player who has taken all the cards in the game wins. Another way to end the game is to agree with the other players how long the game can last (eg the player with the most cards wins after 15 minutes).
From 4 years onwards.
