 There are 8 Heroines available to play as in Marrying Mr. Darcy: Elizabeth, Jane, Mary, Kitty, Lydia, Charlotte, Georgiana, and Caroline. Each Heroine has a different bonus or power, so the experience of playing each one will be a little different!
While Kitty might not be the most powerful player in the deck, I think her player power fits her personality the best. In Pride and Prejudice, Kitty is easily influenced by her sisters, particularly Lydia. She follows Lydia’s lead and is quite the copy-cat! Instead of drawing an Event Card as usual on her turn, if Kitty likes what the last player just did, she may draw the top discarded Event Card instead. Be sure to follow for more information about the upcoming card game “Marrying Mr. Darcy." Please reblog to help spread the word! Thanks!
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Erika Svanoe Games is an indie board game publisher located in Wisconsin. It was created to publish Marrying Mr. Darcy and related projects.
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Marrying Mr. Darcy is copyright © 2013, 2021 Erika Svanoe. It is proudly self-published through Erika Svanoe Games, and distributed through Quartermaster Logistics.
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Custom illustrations and graphic design are copyright © 2013, 2021 Erik Evensen. Vintage graphics are sourced from public domain sources by The Graphics Fairy, and used with permission.
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