Dog Crimes Social Deduction with the players choosing cards

with the players choosing cards both to take advantage of their own megami powers and to exploit their opponent's weaknesses

The other players — the Agents and the Kid — try to figure out the rule by seeing which objects pass through the forcefield and which don't

Officially licensed from the estate of Fritz Leiber

This book contains rules for the tabletop RPG

The game is played using a deck of cards – each of the 52 cards corresponds to a week during the quiet year

Dog Crimes Social Deduction with the players choosing cardsDog Crimes is the follow up to our top selling deductive reasoning game, Cat Crimes. A stand alone game, Dog Crimes features an all new cast of characters and 40 all new mysteries to solve. Each of the 40 challenge cards presents a canine crime and a series of clues to help you identify the culprit. The six dog suspects feature distinctive characteristics and traits, and the gameboard supplies additional supporting evidence to help you solve the