GANJIFA: INDIAN PLAYING CARDS Deck-building turning Downtown into a battleground

turning Downtown into a battleground

but be prepared for more Rangers and Villains to come

as well as guidelines for designing and running adventures

and push-fit construction means you won't need glue to build it

How To Play: Players rotate drawing a DM card while the rest of the group competes to play the funniest Play card

GANJIFA: INDIAN PLAYING CARDS Deck-building turning Downtown into a battlegroundGanjifa cards have been around for centuries in India and Persia, but they are relatively new to the West. Ganjifa cards are round playing cards, numbered 1 10 with two face cards: the Raja (King) and the Vizier (Minister). There are 8 suits in the Mughal version which makes 96 cards in all. Ganjifa cards are traditionally hand painted and the rules for games are passed down from one generation to the next. This second printing of Tab Creations Mughal