Cards Against Star Wars Limited Edition Card Game

Product Information

There are many extend editions of Cards Against Humanity in our shop. Now allow me introduce you a new Star Wars theme edition – Cards Against Star Wars. You and your friends will enjoy playing it and have a great time. Princess Leia, R2D2, Obi-Wan Kenobi, or the other of the crew of the Star Wars movie are waiting for you in the game! Come on!

Cards Against Star Wars – May The Laughs Be With You Cards Against Star Wars – May The Laughs Be With You

Whoever has the most awesome points by the end of the game, wins. It’s all fun & games this way. But why don’t we add some twists? This takes some serious self-confidence; if you lose, the winner gets the point you betted as well as the usual point for the round. Alternative Rules My team and I have been fans of Cards Against Humanity forever, and since we LOVE Star Wars, we were jumping for joy when Cards Against Star Wars came out. We were 7 people playing, and they decided I had to be the Darth of the first round.Next, each player (the rest of the players are known as the Rebel Alliance) takes a minute to study the cards in their hand (usually laughing out loud as they do so). How many Jedi Masterpoints it takes to win is entirely up to those playing the game. Or you can go until you don’t feel like playing anymore. It is entirely up to you but most white cards at the end win. Parental Advisory Do. Or Do Not. There is No Try…If You Want to Win this Game I am sure most of you reading this have played this game before or, at least, heard of it? But for those of you who are still virgins here (with Cards Against Star Wars edition, that is) let us go through the rules of the game.

Cards Against Star Wars | Star Wars Cards Against Humanity

As you can see from the example card pairing above, Cards Against Humanity Star Wars is full of dark humor and inappropriate (but hilarious) jokes. My advice is to always go for the most outrageous card you have, as long as it fits, because this isn’t the sort of game where it benefits you being shy.

The Aim of the Game

I have a start, but I need more ideas, edits, and generally funnier people to write things. Please note, these were just jotted down as I thought of them. Spelling, and grammar are not issues at this point. Help me r/starwars, you're my only hope. When my friends and I play, the person who most recently watched a Star Wars film gets to go first, but you can decide this however you want. As Ahsoka Tano said in The Mandalorian, “I like firsts. Good or bad, they’re always memorable.” Wise words indeed. Gameplay Take your game to the next level by mixing and matching these additional rules. Survival of the Fittest If you’ve ever played Cards Against Humanity, you know it has the potential to make you laugh so hard your cheeks hurt the next day. It is not a game to be politically correct or even nice.

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Make sure you keep a record of each person’s score; otherwise, there will definitely be a few cheaters! Ending the Game One of the best things about Cards Against Humanity is that, even when you’ve played so many times you can remember what’s written on most of the navy blue cards, the game is still full of surprises because you never know what combination of answer cards will be played. Just imagine telling your Jedi Master that. It got 10 times funnier for us since we remembered how one of our friends cursed his boss & he heard it, and we literally couldn’t stop laughing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Laugh it up, Fuzzball. Have you ever wondered what would happen if you mix Cards Against Humanity& the Star Wars franchise? Well, you’re finally here to find out! Not only do you get information about the game design, the cards, and everything, but we will also tell you about the game instructions, and share our experience! Usually, my go-to way of ending the game is stopping when the first person earns ten points. However, as long as you decide on the end before you start playing, you can come up with whatever rule you want! Unleash your sinister side and join forces with the deplorable Emperor Palpatine with Cards Against Humanity Star Wars. Be warned, your friends and family may never see you the same way again! As you can imagine, the level of humor is completely “R” rated and will make a bounty hunter blush. So this Star Wars Cards Against Humanity game is definitely not for the young at heart or the easily offended. Make sure you leave this box set on a high shelf, at home, because the kids might find the cute Star Wars box, with the Millennium Falcon on the front, and think it is a game for them. Why don’t we start off by judging the appearance of the Star Wars edition of Cards Against Humanity? Here’s how the box looks:

Cards Against Star Wars Limited Edition Card Game

Just like the original game, Cards Against Humanity Star Wars is, to put it simply, all about being funnier than your friends. To do this, you’ll need to flex your expert Star Wars knowledge, coming up with the best answers to various questions, sentences, and scenarios using your cards. The Aim of the Game If you’re feeling sensitive or in any way insecure, you should probably avoid using this rule. White cards are selected in the usual way; then, each player eliminates one each until there’s just one – the winner – left. You know, with a bit of concentration & after you’ve watched Star Wars and know the plot, you’ll probably get the meaning, but why bring all that? Just like they were in a rush. This limited edition card game features 731 cards total and features characters and classic scenes from all Star Wars movies. How to PlayWith so many memorable quotes from the Star Wars universe, it’s difficult to see how this version of the “card game for horrible people” couldn’t be an instant hit. Enough with the good parts. One thing that got on our nerves while playing Cards Against Star Wars was the spelling errors. Even though they were a few, however, we wish they would’ve put a little more effort into making the cards grammatically correct, and that would make this game a 10 out of 10. This is what types of errors I’m talking about: Now you understand why there is an age restriction painted on the box. This is not a game to play with your Gran or your Auntie. Although the other Auntie, who would buy you beer when you were still underage, would definitely like it!