Dixit Expansion 2

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Règles Dixit"[Dixit Rules] (PDF) (in French). Libellud. Archived from the original (PDF) on February 5, 2009. In Team Dixit, each individual player receives four cards each. After the storyteller gives the clue, the storyteller 's teammate hands a card to the storyteller for the tableau (i.e., that team contributes two cards), and each other team hands in a single card for the tableau. Each other team may discuss which card they will turn in, provided the conversation takes place in front of the other players and neither teammate shows their cards. Both the storyteller and their teammate are not allowed to vote. The reason I placed it last on this list is because the overall theme is so gloomy. Compared to all of the other cards, which are rather colorful, cheerful, sometimes cute, the cards in this set really stand out by their morose vibe. Just like the tokens, each of the scoreboard colors corresponds with a bunny color. One downside we found about the Dixit voting boards is that most of the colors look the same, therefore it’s really hard to tell them apart. Regular Version

Stella – Dixit Universe is a related game designed by Gérald Cattiaux and Jean-Louis Roubira, with artwork by Jérôme Pélissier, first published in October 2021. [31]Multiple versions of the game have been published, with minor updates to the equipment included with the original edition in 2012 and again in 2021.

Accommodates 3–12 players. Features updated artwork; illustrations by Pierre Lechevalier (Pierô), with color by Cardouat. Players must then try to guess which image is the storyteller’s and vote in secret by placing one of their voting tokens face-down on the table – once everyone has voted, all voting tokens are revealed and placed on the image they voted for. Scoring is the same as regular Dixit, and the game ends when each player has had a chance to be the storyteller.The score for each round is the number of stars that were filled during that round on each player's Personal Slate. If a player is in the dark, their score is penalized by -1 for each match (e.g., 1 point for a spark and 2 points for a super spark) unless all the cards they had selected resulted in a spark or super spark. In that case, the player in the dark did not fall and they score full points for each match. [32] The base game features a total of 84 cards that each have a unique and abstract image of the wildest things you could ever imagine. The object of the game is to be the first player to reach 30 points. Although we ranked this one last, there’s a lot to love about Dixit Journey. For one thing, it has a ton of fun little details in its cards, like the blind old man feeding the oversized pelican at the park. Or the lady with the long hair, dragging small children off into the dark. The absurdity of all the drawings just makes it all the more challenging and fun to describe. Once the clue is announced, each of the other players selects the most appropriate card by placing their finger on the card. Only one finger is allowed per card, so if two (or more) players select the same card, the first player that shouts "Jinx" keeps their selection, while the other(s) must select a different card. Once a card is selected by a player, the active player indicates if that player has correctly guessed the active player 's image card. If the guess is incorrect, the player making the incorrect guess removes their finger and is not allowed to continue guessing. If the guess is correct, the turn ends. Any card selections remaining after the correct guess are ignored. Every other (non-storyteller) player then selects one card from their own hand which best matches the sentence given by the storyteller. In a three-player game, the two non-storyteller players each select two cards from their hand. [2] Then each non-storyteller player gives the selected card(s) to the storyteller face down, without showing it to the others. The storyteller shuffles the card they had described with the cards received from the other players, and all of the selected cards are then dealt face up. The minimum number of cards in the tableau for voting is five, from a three or four player game. [2]

The game ends when a 3×3 square tableau can no longer be made from the remaining image cards in the draw pile. The winner is the player with the most image cards at the end of the game. The image card that receives the most votes will score points for each player that voted for it, up to a maximum of five points; for example, if the most popular image card received eight votes, the score would be capped at five points each for the eight players that voted for it. However, the storyteller also has a vote (using the red token) and anyone who voted for the image card also voted by the storyteller will receive no points. A player that voted for an image that received only one vote also scores no points. Spin-offs [ edit ] Dixit Jinx [ edit ] Sample tableau in Dixit Jinx, with position card indicating lower right corner If at least one player, but not all the players, find the narrator’s card then the narrator receives 3 points, and each player who found the narrator’s card receives 3 points. Furthermore, each player receives 1 bonus point per vote on their card. Dixit Jinx est disponible!"[Dixit Jinx is available!] (Press release) (in French). Libellud. September 2012. Archived from the original on September 21, 2012.So, you’ve played a game of Dixit, and now you want to have even more fun with a new expansion. Or perhaps you tried your friend’s game, and now you want to get one for yourself. Whichever the case, this article will help you find the best Dixit expansions for you. In Dixit Party, each player receives five image cards (instead of six) and takes a green voting token, except for the storyteller, who takes a red token. The storyteller looks at their hand and speaks a phrase that is not related to any image card in their hand. Play then proceeds according to the regular rules, with all players, including the storyteller, selecting an image card that best matches the phrase; the selected image cards are shuffled and placed face-up in a tableau. Each player votes for the image card they feel best matches the phrase. a b c d e "Dixit Rulebook (US-UK-AU)" (PDF). Libellud. March 2022 . Retrieved 10 February 2022. [ dead link]

This is the ninth expansion for the 2010 Spiel Des Jahres Winner and offers 84 new cards that can be used by themselves or mixed with the cards of the base game. Now, every player except for the narrator must identify the narrator’s card using their voting tokens. Players are not allowed to vote on their own cards. The first Dixit expansion to be released was Dixit Quest, released in 2010, 2 years after the release of the initial base game. Also released as a standalone version in the United States by Asmodee, with plastic pawns and folding board Voting once on the right card could give you more points, so it’s really a test of how good you are at listening to clues and relating them to the images.After each player has completed their card selection, they announce the number of cards they had selected and place their lantern token on the game board, lighted side up. If one player has selected more cards than the others, that player must turn their lantern token over, dark side up, indicating they are in the dark. If the maximum number of cards are selected by more than one player, no further action is required and all players remain in the light. [32] If all the players find the narrator’s card then the narrator gets 0 points and every other player receives 2 points. If no player finds the narrator’s card, then the narrator receives 0 points and every other player receives 2 points. Dixit: Journey is the third expansion for the 2010 Spiel Des Jahres Winner, Dixit. This expansion offers 84 new cards with a travel theme, where players can “travel to lands of imagination”. These Journey cards can be used by themselves or mixed with the cards of the base game. Take a look at these other board games like Dixit, you can use the cards from most of them to play Dixit with.