I enjoy seeing how the goblin inside "Prison Ivy" has mischievous and femme fatale expressions. Every suitor trying to convince him to come down, like a modern Rapunzel, gets two cheeky glances but then... nothing happens.

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THE CARD GAME

Objective of the game:
You are the museum curator and your goal is to be the first to reach 30 BUZZ points, attracting visitors, setting up exhibits, choosing the right staff, participating in events, and avoiding the underhanded moves of opponents and fate! Because every museum has its problems and you, as the curator, will have to solve them all.

What is needed?

A personalized deck of 30 cards per player consisting of

8 EXHIBIT cards,

8 STAFF cards,

5 ACTION cards,

 5 EVENT cards,

4 MUSEUM  cards,

a score sheet to keep track of money, Buzz, and turns.

The Cards:
Exhibition Cards: Artifacts that you display in your museum generate Buzz points each turn if placed on the game board. Some cards can increase their value by raising the Buzz points each turn, but be careful, some artifacts can spoil quickly, especially if you don't have the proper staff to take care of them. To place them on the board, you need to have a necessary number of Buzz points, which will not be subtracted from the player.

Staff Cards: Support characters. They can collaborate with the curator or sabotage the opponent. Essential for managing the museum's artifacts. To place them on the game board, money is needed.

Museum Cards: They can provide bonuses, increase earnings, or impact the success of your exhibitions. To play them, money is required.

Event Cards: Events that happen to you or are given to your opponent, often harmful, but with the right cards on the table they can prove to be valuable. When the event is resolved, the card is removed. To play them on the game bord, money is needed.

Action Cards: Interventions in the game, quick lasting only 1 turn and with immediate effects, often tactical. To play them on the game board, money and knowledge are needed.

Scores:

Money: money is needed to put cards into play
Knowledge: necessary to be able to play certain cards
Satisfaction: necessary to avoid events and disasters, those who have enough points (described on the Event or Action card)
Buzz: It defines the upkeep of your museum, the first to reach 30 points wins.

How to play?
Each player has their own deck of 30 shuffled and facedown cards. You start by drawing 5 cards each, which is the starting deck to begin playing. Each player has an initial score of
Money: 5
Knowledge: 1
Satisfaction: 1
The first player draws a card from the deck and decides whether to play a card on the table or pass. Each turn, players who play a card or pass gain
Money: 3
Knowledge: 1
Satisfaction: 1
In a turn, players can place on the table as many cards as they want, but no more than 5 cards of each type. Cards can be removed from the table only by completely discarding them and losing a turn.
All players must always keep one card in hand.
The winner is the first to reach 30 Buzz points; if the deck runs out and no more moves are possible, the player with the most Buzz points wins.

IN English By Google Translate: It was funny to find a way to insert the first and last name of each staff member using animal names. They are incredibly credible names even in reality.. I wonder if anyone is actually called that? I swear I had a patient named Rosa Porcellino -> Pink LittlePig (the English translation is not so understandable but in Italian ROSA is a common name) a funny choice by the parents?

In Italin by Me! : E' stato divertente trovare un modo per inserire il nome e il cognome di ciascun membro dello staff usando i nomi di animali. Sono nomi incredibilmente credibili anche nella realtà.. chissà se davvero qualcuno si chiama così? Giuro io avevo una paziente che si chiamava Rosa Porcellino ( la traduzione in inglese non è così comprensibile ma in italiano ROSA è un nome comune) una buffa scelta dei genitori? 

English with google translate “I designed a gold and diamond (fake) ring for men, to always carry with you, even in the shower. Under each diamond lies a weapon. The first diamond hides a needle dipped in curare to paralyze enemies, and the other two diamonds contain two different explosives. Each diamond is activated from the side of the ring with thin, hidden buttons, worthy of a spy. A gadget that is both lethal and luxurious, just like James Bond.”

Italian Original Language : “ Ho disegnato un anello d'oro e diamanti ( finti ) da uomo, per portare sempre con se il, anche sotto la doccia. Sotto ogni diamante si nasconde un arma. Il primo diamante nasconde un ago intinto nel curaro per paralizzare i nemici, negli altri due diamanti due diversi esplosivi. Ogni diamante si attiva dal lato dell'anello in pulsanti sottili e nascosti, degni di una spia. Un gadget oltre che letale anche di lusso, proprio in stile James Bond.”

Immage: free hand drawling

The original in film Gone with the wind (1939)"After all, tomorrow is another day"

I change in : "After all, tomorrow is another Pay"

Immage: Gone with the wind
Grafic: Paint
Translate: Google translate

Text in italian "Chi non vorrebbe creare magie con solo un movimento di bacchetta? Infinite possibilità di infiniti poteri. Usate in molti libri fantasy di magia come Harry Potter e fumetti, sono lo strumento migliore per praticare la magia @JustAbout__ #JustCreators #StarTrek"
Translate with : google translate
Immage:Taken from the movie Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, modified with Paint.