 This is an Event Card from my upcoming Pride and Prejudice Card Game “Marrying Mr. Darcy." It is meant to reflect the time in the book after the Netherfield Ball when Mr. Bingley unexpectedly leaves Meryton for London, mostly due to the influence of his sisters and Mr. Darcy.
How devastating this card is depends on when this card appears in the deck. If it turns up early in the game, chances are good a Party Card will be drawn and Mr. Bingley will return. However, if it appears late in the game, it could be a huge blow to some of the ladies who were hoping to marry him at the end of the game. Of course if the player who draws a Party Card decides it is in their best interests not to invite Mr. Bingley to the party (Caroline) it is possible he might stay in London for the rest of the game. Be sure to help spread the word on this upcoming game! Be sure to follow us for updates and more info and be sure to check us out here: www.marryingmrdarcy.com twitter.com/marryingmrdarcy facebook.com/marryingmrdarcy
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6/8/2019 12:45:26 am
Card games are not the most popular thing in this era of ours. If you ask me, modern gaming has risen to the point that it is superior to any board game. Of course, that is not true for everyone, but it is a proven fact for most. Well, I am a member of the minority, and by that, I mean the people who still love board games. This game that you have developed is perfect and I would love to try it. Leave a Reply. |
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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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