3000 Rogues

A competitive card management game with a strong component of bluffing and deception in which players will build their own game engine to obtain increasingly lucrative rewards. You are the leader of a faction searching for technologies abandoned by a mysterious visitor called the Traveller. The feds will arrive in a few days, so players will need to grab as many technologies as possible before they arrive. How to play? The match is played over the course of two days. Each day, players take turns taking turns clockwise. Each player plays a poker card face down in any slot below his leader board. If it is played in a slot that does not match the card number, this is a bluff and presents some risk. After playing the card, the player can use abilities that correspond to the slot number (regardless of the number of the card he actually played). Then use the transparent cards to create unique scoundrels with their own special abilities and hire them to further your plans. When the Traveler vanished, he left his technological marvels behind. These marvels are said to be kept in storage at the Depot, in his personal Estate, and within his mysterious Laboratory. Each safe that the players manage to steal is worth technology points at the end of the game. Safes start the game face down on the board, and players won't know their value until they've been explored or stolen. At the end of the game the feds arrive and seize the Traveler's remaining possessions. Any safes that players have stolen remain in their possession and can help them win the game. The conquered tokens and the Reputation track, as well as some characteristics of the Scoundrels also contribute to the final score. The player with the highest tech score wins! With the technology of the Traveler at his disposal, he has the power to shape the fate of Graystone Gulch and the West itself. Very high replayability given by the countless combinations of Scoundrels possible. Simple in the regulation but with a depth of game such as to excite the most expert gamers. Strategic planning and the poker face needed to win. Contents: 60 Transparent Cards • 66 Sleeves 108 Cards • 82 Counters • 1 Board • 4 Leader Boards and 1 Rulebook.