Skull if you want something simple (and potentially lots of people playing) and Modern Art for something a little meatier. Here, both deputies must decide to search bags or let people pass, and they will share the punishments and rewards. The five modules are: Deputies: In six player games, you may use two Deputies instead of a single Sheriff.

The Sheriff can inspect any bag they want, but they must be careful, as they’ll have to pay a penalty if they find the Merchants were telling the truth. Sheriff of Nottingham: Merry Men contains five modules that can be added to the base game, as well as the option of including a sixth player.

If you picked a) to these questions then it will probably be fun! But in my opinion Skull or Modern Art are better games in the same space. If you’ve never played Sheriff of Nottingham, this is the way to get into it. In Sheriff of Nottingham 2nd Edition, players take turns playing the Sheriff, looking for contraband goods, and the Merchants trying to stock their Stall with the best goods. They could continue to grow in size and increase revenues without exhausting the resources of Sherwood Forest, which would resolve the accommodation and food issue. Has this group played any social deduction games based partly on bluffing or lying before? Skull? Werewolf? Mafia? Secret Hitler? Did it a) go well or did it b) go badly? The expansion of the band into the different geographical areas in all corners of the compass will only allow the creation of a bigger national corporation. How likely are the participants to enjoy talking in silly voices or OUTRAGEOUS accents? a) Cheerful and spontaneous or b) no way, never, stare in lap instead? Airfix HO/OO Scale plastic Soldiers Robin Hood, Sherriff of Nottingham, Romans Condition: Used Price: £19.75 Approximately EUR 22. Now the Sheriff is going to inspect the Merchant Bags 5. If someone in the game were to say 'BOOM! In your face! How you like them apples?' would that be more likely to elicit a) raucous laughter or b) hurt feelings?

How well does the crowd know each other? a) pretty well, b) not at all Before playing ask yourself the following: It can be great with a loose group that knows each other well and are comfortable with each other. However, this is also a downside, as the same group can sort of fall into a pattern and the game becomes stale. I think it's pretty good but not a lot of replay value and it tends to overstay its welcome a bit.

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