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Cards Against Humanity: Stars
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Game Category: Board Games, Card Games, Strategy Games
Tags: Misc, 4+
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25 Jul, 2015 @ 2:01pm
25 Jul, 2015 @ 5:20pm
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Cards Against Humanity: Stars

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I wanted to upload a version of Cards Against Humanity with a more defined rules set, for the purposes of Tabletop Simulator, to ease gameplay and avoid confusion- especially when it comes to Pick 2 & Pick 3 cards. I've added a [Pick 2/3 Bag] as suggested by Johnnymaxx; and included how that simple system works under Rules.

This card pack was uploaded by HCB, (originally uploaded by Kacho Mio Akyiama,) and contains all expansions.

The Czar Star token was uploaded by ★ MetalKingBøø ★.

I've also added an outer space theme, because ______ . > I'm a motherf*cking sorcerer.

Hope you guys enjoy it.

Feedback is always welcome!
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Johnnymaxx 25 Jul, 2015 @ 5:44pm 
Yeah, they stay in order. The important thing is to ask people to make sure the 2 or 3 cards are really together in a deck, and in the right order, so you can just flip it and make it go. I just tried again just to make sure and yeah, it does work.
Eggs Zachary  [author] 25 Jul, 2015 @ 4:59pm 
I was worried about them getting shuffled together that way, but if each stack stays in order, you're right. I'll make the changes. Thanks!
Johnnymaxx 25 Jul, 2015 @ 2:48pm 
Very cool background and table, but the rule for "pick 2 or 3" could actually be easier. All you need is for the czar to have one of those bags to store things. Then you store each deck inside (it must be a deck) and then shake the bag. This will randomize the order that each deck will come out when you pull them back. Give it a try some other time. I do this in a Smash Up table in order to randomize the decks I'll get.