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Also, Dominion includes all of the cards you will need for up to 4 players, and you 'build' your deck (similar to Magic), by buying new cards every turn. Gameplay is somewhat similar to Magic, though instead of plinking away at your opponent's health, you are gaining victory points.

Dominion - One of my favorites - I grew up with Magic: The Gathering, but disliked always having to buy new cards to be competitive.

I made an exception here because it rocks, but unfortunately you'll need a third wheel to play.

Settlers of Catan - One of my favorites - no game shelf is complete without it - Build roads and settlements using the tradable resources provided by the areas around your settlements, and the roll of the dice.

Whatever your reason, its good enough to push you over the edge, and now you absolutely can't wait to take the lying old bastard down!'ДЄ bit pricier here, but some very interesting gameplay is to be found. Or maybe his cat just keeps peeing in your shrubs. Perhaps he's the only person standing between you and the family fortune. Maybe he destroyed your dry cleaning business maybe you think he's the leader of the vampires. Lucky for as long as you can remember, and you've been secretly awaiting this perfect chance to do the old man in. Lucky - Here's a quote from the rules: 'You have hated Dr. By Steve Jackson Games, the makers of Munchkin.

Illuminati - I haven't played this yet, but from what I've read, it's a blast.

The basic game is under $20, but it's worth it to buy the House Party Edition for $25, as it includes some expansions and extras.

Chez Geek, House Party Edition - You're all college kids in a dorm, trying to get the most slack points with fun/cool things to do, while reducing slack points in your opponents with annoying cards like car alarms (no sleep), the drunk friend (drinks all your slack-gaining booze), etc.

Has some similarities with Settlers of Catan, to be mentioned shortly. Good for up to 5 players, or more with expansions. Lots of strategy involved, and plenty of expansions if you want to change gameplay. Just because you lay something down doesn't mean someone else won't claim it instead, and claiming it doesn't ensure that you keep it.

Carcassone - One of my favorites - Lay down tiles to build cities, roads and farmland, and place your followers to claim them for points.

The catch? You each play different roles each turn, and the roles are chosen part randomly, and part secretly, so that no one knows who is who until it's too late. Play the role of various nobles, each with different abilities, to gain gold, build cities, and steal from/assassinate your opponents to prevent them from doing the same.

Citadels Out of the hundreds of games I've played over the years, this is the only one I've seen that claims to have 'intrigue'.

Now it's draw 3 and play 5, so play 4 to catch up, except that someone played inflation, so it's draw 4 and play 6. Oh, but now it's draw 3 and play 1, so you'll need to draw 2 more to catch up.

Start with 3 cards, then draw 1 and play 1 each turn.

Fluxx - The rules are the cards you play.

Play misery-inducing cards on your family to make them as unhappy as possible before you shove them off into the hereafter, and play happy puppies and fluffy bunnies on your opponent to do the opposite.

Gloom - You're each one of up to four tragedy-ridden families.Guillotine - You're each executioners during the French Revolution, trying to collect the most prestigious heads.Munchkin - One of my favorites - Like pen & paper RPGs? This makes fun of them ALL in a way only a true gamer would get.Here, we start getting into some really interesting ones. Phase 10 - kind of like a cross between Uno and Rummy.Uno - One of my favorites - An absolute staple, and works with as many people as you want, though you might want to add a second deck for more than 4-5.

A copy of Hoyle's Rules of Games and a deck of cards.Scrabble Slam (card game) - sets Scrabble on it's ear and adds some adrenaline.For some reason, these are both almost $20 on Amazon, but I've seen them for under/around $10 each at Target/Walmart. Scrabble/ Monopoly are fun if you're both into the classics.(An important distinction, as many games require 3 or more players.) Most games below can be played by up to 4-6 players (some more), but all support a minimum of two. Prices are approximately accurate at places like Target, walmart, Amazon, etc. I own all of these (plus quite a few more), and enjoy playing them regularly.

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