Feiges Huhn!

Fig chicken. Who is the fifth chicken at the table? Successively, cards are revealed in the hope that the own card will fit. Discovering another card and risking all the cards from the middle and with it most likely also minuses to cassise? Or would you rather go safe and take the top card on the storage pile instead? Someone also shouts "figs chicken!" and suddenly the decision is much more difficult. This is how you play figs chicken. MBE3: * Set aside 3 cards unseen and distribute the remaining cards evenly among you. * When you are on the train, cover the top card of your hidden pile and place it in the center of the table. * If there is already a card in the middle of the table, try placing the same color or a lower number. If you do that, the next person is on the train. If you do not succeed, then you will burst and you have to take all the cards in the middle of the table. * If you do not want to lay a card, you can get off as an alternative. To do this, take the top card of the storage stack. * But beware: everyone can "fig chicken!" call and challenge yourself. If a person asks you out, they may give you the top card of their deck if you get out * Does a person run out of cards, the game ends. Now covers the three cards laid aside. Each of your remaining cards, corresponding to one of these three card values, is worth a minus for you. * Who has the least minuses after three times wins! Contents: * 48 playing cards * 1 game manual Dimensions: 12.5 x 9.7 x 2 cm Author: Ken Gruhl Graphics: Marco Armbruster

• Smooth game for in between and as a detainer
• Emotional play happening
• Broad target group
• From 8 years
• 2 to 5 players