Avalon

Detecting lies, reading people's ulterior motives, negotiating, deducing, bonding a team and deceiving: that's what The Resistance: Avalon (from now on, just "Avalon") is all about. This is a great 5-10 player game for practicing you people skills.  Summarized, the game goes like this: Each player is dealt a random character (card), which will belong either to the Good or Bad team; each player will keep his character secret throughout the game.  The Good team members will not know to which team the other players belong to, but the Bad (which are a minority) do from the begining of the game. For several rounds (depending on the number of players), all players will vote which subgroup of players will go on a mission; then, that subgroup will vote if they make that mission a success or a failure.  The Good players will want to make the mission a success, and the Bad players a failure; but if even just one of the players votes the mission a failure, it will fail.  So the idea of [Read full post...]