Board game: Merlin perd la carte

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Merlin has left again, and before he went, he hid a card under his hat. To succeed him, be the first person to guess it by skilfully questioning the other disciples, following your intuition and playing magic cards, all while staying honest.

This bilingual deduction game, called Merlin lost it in English, is published by Jeux Face 4 in La Prairie, Montérégie. It builds active listening and problem-solving skills, for games full of thinking and laughter with family or friends.

Contents: element cards, magic cards, hexagonal tiles that form the board and illustrated characters on stands.

Materials: paper and cardboard; the box bears the FSC logo.

How to use: 3 to 6 players, ages 8 and up, for games of about 30 minutes. The first person to guess the card hidden under Merlin's hat wins the game.

Origin: made in Quebec and published in La Prairie, Montérégie.

Precautions: not suitable for children under 3.

Certifié Fabriqué au Québec par Les Produits du Québec

Board game: Merlin perd la carte
49,99 $

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