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Skull King

A nautical-themed trick-taking card game in which players simultaneously bid how many tricks they expect to win each round and then play cards to meet that exact bid. Rounds increase in size over ten rounds, with each player dealt a number of cards equal to the round number. Players lead and others follow suit when possible; special unnumbered cards (Escapes, Pirates, Mermaids, Tigress and the Skull King) interact with suit cards and with each other to override normal trick resolution. Scoring rewards exact bids and penalizes over- or under-taking tricks, with special bonuses and penalties for zero bids and for interactions between pirates, mermaids and the Skull King.

Joueurs: 2–8 idéal à 5
Temps de jeu: 30 min
Âge: 8+
Complexité: 1,7 / 5

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Auteurs: Brent Beck
Jeffrey Beck
Illustration: David Bock
Eckhard Freytag
Apryl Stott
Publisher: Grandpa Beck's Games

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Amusement7,5
Interaction8,5
Rejouabilité7,5
Originalité7,0
Esthétique5,5
Accessibilité9,5

Daniel García Cruz9,0
el mejor puto juego de bazas que he jugado nunca!! Brutal!!
Garfield8,0
#14 Wie Jasse, nur spannender :D [c] Theme: :star::nostar::nostar::nostar::nostar:  Gameplay: :star::star::star::nostar::nostar:  Interaction: :star::star::star::nostar::nostar:  Artwork: :star::star::star::nostar::nostar:  Luck: :star::star::star::star::nostar:  Strategy: :star::star::nostar::nostar::nostar:  Components: :star::star::nostar::nostar::nostar:  Play duration: :star::star::star::nostar::nostar:  Easy to teach: :star::star::star::star::nostar:  Rules quality: :star::star::star::star::star:  Setup time: :star::star::star::star::star:  No downtime: :star::star::star::star::star:  Replay value: :star::nostar::nostar::nostar::nostar:  [/c]
Mestremuten9,0
Rating: 5/5 Production value: 3/4 Is the game in my collection/Love to have?: 1/1

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Do I have to follow suit, or can I play a special card instead?

You must normally follow the suit led, but special cards (Escape, Pirate, Mermaid, Scary Mary, Skull King) may be played at any time — even if you could follow suit (see pages 1 and 8).

How does Scary Mary work — can I play it as a Pirate or an Escape?

Scary Mary may be played either as a Pirate or as an Escape, and the player must announce which function they are using when they play it (see pages 2 and 8).

If both the Skull King and a Mermaid are played in the same trick, who wins?

If the Mermaid and Skull King are in the same trick the Mermaid always wins the trick, and capturing the Skull King with a Mermaid yields a 50‑point bonus (see pages 1 and 2).

Does the Skull King give bonus points when he wins tricks that contain Pirate cards, and does Scary Mary count as a Pirate?

Yes — if the Skull King wins a trick that contains one or more Pirate cards, the Skull King’s player gets +30 points per Pirate, and Scary Mary always counts as a Pirate for that bonus regardless of how she was played (see pages 2 and 8).

What happens if everyone plays an Escape card in the same trick?

If every player plays an Escape in a trick, the trick is won by the player who played the first Escape card (see pages 1 and 8).

How are bids scored, and what special rule applies to a "no tricks" (zero) bid?

A correct bid scores 20 points per trick; an incorrect non‑zero bid is penalized −10 points per trick difference; a successful zero bid scores the current round number ×10 points, while a failed zero bid is penalized by that same round×10 amount (see pages 2 and 8).