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Tattoo Stories

$18.95 CAD
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  • Eric Slauson Designer
  • 4–6 PlayersBest: 4, 5, 6
  • 15–30 min Play time
  • 12 and up Age
  • ★ 6.7/ 10 BGG rating
  • #13596 BGG rank
Complexity Light · 1.0 / 5
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Tattoo Stories is a drawing party game where your art skills don’t matter. In a series of quick-paced tattoo competitions, win the most points by making up tattoos and telling the best stories. Compete to get your tattoo and story selected. It’s easy to learn, and you’ll be having fun in a matter of 3 minutes. You will be surprised by the creative tattoos and stories you and your friends can make up.

The game includes lots of fun, creative prompts (tattoo elements) to help you design the best tattoo. This game is fun to play with your friends and family. Each player has a dry erase board and marker on which to draw their tattoos. The “customer” chooses five cards, containing tattoo elements that should be included in their tattoo. Then, the “tattoo artists” will have three minutes to ask the customer questions, and create their tattoo. After the three minutes are up, each player will reveal their tattoo to the group, and pitch their tattoo to the customer. The customer awards each individual element card to the person who used it best/most creatively. The player with the most cards after every player has drawn twice wins the game.

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