Cards Against Star Wars Limited Edition Card Game

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Laugh it up, Fuzzball. Have you ever wondered what would happen if you mix Cards Against Humanity& the Star Wars franchise? Well, you’re finally here to find out! Not only do you get information about the game design, the cards, and everything, but we will also tell you about the game instructions, and share our experience! Don’t we all wait for our kids to be old enough, and make them watch Boba Fett without his helmet on? It’s just us? Oh, okay. If you didn’t get it, that was the best answer of the round, by the way.

Enough with the good parts. One thing that got on our nerves while playing Cards Against Star Wars was the spelling errors. Even though they were a few, however, we wish they would’ve put a little more effort into making the cards grammatically correct, and that would make this game a 10 out of 10. This is what types of errors I’m talking about:You know, with a bit of concentration & after you’ve watched Star Wars and know the plot, you’ll probably get the meaning, but why bring all that? Just like they were in a rush. What would be a better fit for the design than some white dots looking like a galaxy? The front of the box shows us the game name, and we appreciate that StarWars is written in its original Gothic font. Right below it, we can read the most important information about the game: the best game in the galaxy. Ps. that astronaut type of thing just makes it way better! Time to Turn to the Fun Side! Well, here it is. The game every Star Wars addict has been waiting for. There is another game sensation for your enjoyment – Cards Against Star Wars. It is time to turn Jedi Knights into party nights, as you and your friends and family can laugh at the most appalling humor in the galaxy! The nights will fly by as you spend hour upon hour immersed in this intergalactic world of epic characters and adventures slung together to some extremely dubious situations and poor taste humor. It will finally be your chance to make fun of Anakin, Han, Landos, Obi-Wan Kenobi, and a lot of other characters, with jokes you wouldn’t ever think of before. This original Star Wars card game gives you a chance to ponder some of the great mysteries of the galaxy. Like why was Jabba the Hutt so keen to make Princess Leia wear the golden bikini? How did Jar Jar Binks make himself so popular with hs extra long tongue? What other attachments did Rey find so useful inside BB8? And what other double ended equipment did Darth Maul keep on his utility belt? How to Play Cards Against Star Wars Cards Against Star Wars in hand

Anyway, my friend who won the round became the next Card Czar, and these are some of the cards of that round: Since Cards Against Muggles in 2017 we have been putting smiles on thousands of faces, it's you who make us continue what we do! We have however been met with many fakes along the way so again make sure you're buying the original! Due to its wildness and the awkward or ‘inappropriate’ questions the game has, it must be played by adult players only. The age of the players should be at least 17 years of age (i.e 17+). You must have heard about Cards Against Humanity, right? Well, if you love that game, we have good news for you. A new but unofficial version of this card game has been hovering around for some time. It’s supposed to have come from another galaxy. Rings a bell? Don’t worry, we’ll tell you. It’s a brand new version of the party game called Cards Against Star Wars. A party game for horrible people, unlike most the party games you’ve played before, it is as despicable and awkward as you and your friends.As you can imagine, the level of humor is completely “R” rated and will make a bounty hunter blush. So this Star Wars Cards Against Humanity game is definitely not for the young at heart or the easily offended. Make sure you leave this box set on a high shelf, at home, because the kids might find the cute Star Wars box, with the Millennium Falcon on the front, and think it is a game for them. Playing the game will make you relive old movie memories especially if you’re a fan of Princess Leia, R2D2, Obi-Wan Kenobi, and the rest of the crew of the Star Wars movie. My team and I have been fans of Cards Against Humanity forever, and since we LOVE Star Wars, we were jumping for joy when Cards Against Star Wars came out. We were 7 people playing, and they decided I had to be the Darth of the first round. So are you excited yet? The otherworldly card game is made especially for all the Star War fans like you. It’s just as good as the original party game, except that the Star Wars twist brings a whole new meaning to the references. Be ready to go to a galaxy far away. This party game is guaranteed to take you to another dimension laughing out loud with your friends. You’ll have fun playing the party game if you have a dark sense of humor. White cards: Greedo | The Death Star Exploding | Calling Darth Vader “Little Orphan Annie” | A 7-foot-tall walking carpet | Having your mentor intentionally blind you with a blast shield | A depressed Cloud City weatherman.

We have helped you (as we are very nice people here) to try and avoid this by printing an age restriction on the box. It clearly states that Cards Against Star Wars should be for players 17 and above. If you want to avoid the awkward questions, we strongly suggest you adhere to the age limit. Cards Against Star Wars Examples Whoever has the most awesome points by the end of the game, wins. It’s all fun & games this way. But why don’t we add some twists?Unleash your sinister side and join forces with the deplorable Emperor Palpatine with Cards Against Humanity Star Wars. Be warned, your friends and family may never see you the same way again! There are many extend editions of Cards Against Humanity in our shop. Now allow me introduce you a new Star Wars theme edition – Cards Against Star Wars. You and your friends will enjoy playing it and have a great time. Princess Leia, R2D2, Obi-Wan Kenobi, or the other of the crew of the Star Wars movie are waiting for you in the game! Come on! You do not want to be blamed for upsetting the children, as they run out of the room crying, or be continuously pestered by them asking, “what does that word mean?”