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| Age | 10+ |
|---|---|
| Players | 2-5 |
| Library | |
| Difficulty |
Family
Bring Out Yer Dead
As the head of your family, you must get the “dying” members of your family into the best plots in the city’s newest cemetery. Each day the Grave Keeper brings the cart around the city and you must vie to get your family members in the cart before other families do. But be careful! The Grave Keeper is a lazy guy and any coffins he can’t fit in the cart are tossed aside in the river; he’ll never bother to bury them at all!
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