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| Perhaps the game ends when all cards have been played out - but everyone has a special order they need to fulfill depending on character and won't be able to play them all by themselves - so it becomes a nudge and tug of war of who score the most ' | Perhaps the game ends when all cards have been played out - but everyone has a special order they need to fulfill depending on character and won't be able to play them all by themselves - so it becomes a nudge and tug of war of who score the most ' | ||
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| + | nevermind characters, let's solely focus on the players getting a randomly drafted person through the school day and they must fulfill cards in certain orders to meet their secret endgame goal. it is allowed to interject and ask questions during a players turn to play cards when you need to, or to generally interrupt a players goal. | ||
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| + | many cards are ignored too for the secret chain so that chains don't break when someone interjects but only might break if they do. | ||
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| + | e.g. | ||
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| + | gets on the school bus > to knoxhigh school > sitting next to love interest > gets approached by bullies. | ||
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| + | you end the game by reading all the cards from the stack and see who fulfills the most chain combos in their secret ending. | ||
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