In this trick-taking sequel to "Propuh: Face the Wind of Woe" inspired by tresete and briscola (two local, Mediterranean card games), you’ll battle for points, pride, bevanda, and survival against one of the most “terrible” Slavic superstitions.
Each player draws their set of cards and plays them on the game board (The game box serves as the game board, and it is designed as a village bar) while repositioning their figurine.
Players may either counter another player's trick or initiate their own to achieve their victory condition while preventing other players from achieving theirs.
The game ends when any player achieves their goal (winning a certain number of tricks on specific locations).
Combine your cards with the locations played and the placement of your figurine to achieve your goal and win!
—description from the designer
Card Game, Humor · Card Play Conflict Resolution, Trick-taking
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