Salem 1692
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Title
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Salem 1692
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Rights
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Copyright of this work is held by Facade Games. It is provided here for scholarship, research, and private study. Further use or copying of the work beyond Fair Use may require permission from the rightsholder.
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http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/
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Type
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Social deduction & light strategy card game
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Date
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2015
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copyright
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Description
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"Salem 1692 is part of the Dark Cities Series! Each game in the series comes packaged in a magnetic book box, focuses on a particular city and year from history, and includes a dark, secretive, or mysterious element in its gameplay.
1692 is set in the town of salem massachusetts. Evil is lurking, and you're convinced that some of your neighbors are witches. During the game you will draw and play cards to accuse the playersthat you don't trust and help the players you believe are on your side. When the deck runs out and the Night card is revealed, the Witches will attempt to kill an innocent player.
Anyone who has owned a Witch Trial card at any point in the game are witches and they win when they have killed all non-witches. The people who have never had a witch card during the game win if they are able to reveal all trial cards that say, witch."
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Format
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Physical card game
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Language
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English
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Publisher
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Facade Games
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Alternative Title
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Salem 1692 Card Game
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Contributor
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Travis Hancock: Rules and gameplay
Holly Hancock: Graphic Design
Sarah Keele: Illustrations
Playtesters: Ben Nielsen, Meagan Nielsen, Jayson Jensen, and Whitney Jensen.
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Extent
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128 cards
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Subject
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Salem witch trials
Card Games
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Audience
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Ages 14+
4-12 players
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Has Part
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Faux book box, 128 cards 1 wooden gavel token, 1 black sand hourglass, 1 rulebook with biographies
