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Board and Card Games Stack Exchange is for expert Q&A from people who like playing, discussing the strategy of, and getting rules clarifications of board games, designing board games or modifying the rules of existing board games.

How do we define Board Gamesboard games?

Please see this meta question for the full discussion, the summary is:

  1. Be playable on or around a table
  2. Have objective rules of play and win conditions
  3. Offer dynamic challenges, either through other players, randomization, or both
  4. Be playable by hand, by human players implementing all of the rules

What are some examples of boardgamesboard games that are on topic here?

This is far from a complete list, but we have many questions on the following:

  • Collectible Card Games
    • Magic:The Gathering
    • Pokemon
  • "German" style boardgamesboard games
    • Dominion
    • Settlers of Catan
    • Carcassonne
  • Traditional boardgamesboard games
    • Axis&Allies
    • Monopoly
  • Traditional Cardcard games
    • Bridge
    • Poker
  • Strategic games
    • Chess
    • Go
  • Cooperative boardgamesboard games
    • Battlestar Galactica
    • Arkham Horror
  • Minature wargames (including the preparation of miniatures/terrain/etc.)
    • Warhammer 40k
    • Warmachine
    • Battletech

For a question to be on topic, it must relate to a game that is on topic, but the particular instance that the question is referring to may loosen those rules. Questions about playing games with giant pieces will make a game not playable around a table, but if it's a game that could be or is normally played around a table, it's fine. Questions about Go problems or Chess problems are fine, even if they are static puzzles, since they are related to a dynamic game. Questions about computer implementations of board games are fine.

For more help, see "What types of questions should I avoid asking?"

If your question is not specifically on-topic for Board and Card Games Stack Exchange, it may be on topic for another Stack Exchange site. We're not the right place to ask questions about:

Please look around to see if your question has been asked before. It’s also OK to ask and answer your own question.

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Board and Card Games Stack Exchange is for expert Q&A from people who like playing, discussing the strategy of, and getting rules clarifications of board games, designing board games or modifying the rules of existing board games.

How do we define Board Games?

Please see this meta question for the full discussion, the summary is:

  1. Be playable on or around a table
  2. Have objective rules of play and win conditions
  3. Offer dynamic challenges, either through other players, randomization, or both
  4. Be playable by hand, by human players implementing all of the rules

What are some examples of boardgames that are on topic here?

This is far from a complete list, but we have many questions on the following:

  • Collectible Card Games
    • Magic:The Gathering
    • Pokemon
  • "German" style boardgames
    • Dominion
    • Settlers of Catan
    • Carcassonne
  • Traditional boardgames
    • Axis&Allies
    • Monopoly
  • Traditional Card games
    • Bridge
    • Poker
  • Strategic games
    • Chess
    • Go
  • Cooperative boardgames
    • Battlestar Galactica
    • Arkham Horror
  • Minature wargames (including the preparation of miniatures/terrain/etc)
    • Warhammer 40k
    • Warmachine
    • Battletech

For a question to be on topic, it must relate to a game that is on topic, but the particular instance that the question is referring to may loosen those rules. Questions about playing games with giant pieces will make a game not playable around a table, but if it's a game that could be or is normally played around a table, it's fine. Questions about Go problems or Chess problems are fine, even if they are static puzzles, since they are related to a dynamic game. Questions about computer implementations of board games are fine.

For more help, see "What types of questions should I avoid asking?"

If your question is not specifically on-topic for Board and Card Games Stack Exchange, it may be on topic for another Stack Exchange site. We're not the right place to ask questions about:

Please look around to see if your question has been asked before. It’s also OK to ask and answer your own question.

If no site currently exists that will accept your question, you may commit to or propose a new site at Area 51, the place where new Stack Exchange communities are democratically created.


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Board and Card Games Stack Exchange is for expert Q&A from people who like playing, discussing the strategy of, and getting rules clarifications of board games, designing board games or modifying the rules of existing board games.

How do we define board games?

Please see this meta question for the full discussion, the summary is:

  1. Be playable on or around a table
  2. Have objective rules of play and win conditions
  3. Offer dynamic challenges, either through other players, randomization, or both
  4. Be playable by hand, by human players implementing all of the rules

What are some examples of board games that are on topic here?

This is far from a complete list, but we have many questions on the following:

  • Collectible Card Games
    • Magic:The Gathering
    • Pokemon
  • "German" style board games
    • Dominion
    • Settlers of Catan
    • Carcassonne
  • Traditional board games
    • Axis&Allies
    • Monopoly
  • Traditional card games
    • Bridge
    • Poker
  • Strategic games
    • Chess
    • Go
  • Cooperative board games
    • Battlestar Galactica
    • Arkham Horror
  • Minature wargames (including the preparation of miniatures/terrain/etc.)
    • Warhammer 40k
    • Warmachine
    • Battletech

For a question to be on topic, it must relate to a game that is on topic, but the particular instance that the question is referring to may loosen those rules. Questions about playing games with giant pieces will make a game not playable around a table, but if it's a game that could be or is normally played around a table, it's fine. Questions about Go problems or Chess problems are fine, even if they are static puzzles, since they are related to a dynamic game. Questions about computer implementations of board games are fine.

For more help, see "What types of questions should I avoid asking?"

If your question is not specifically on-topic for Board and Card Games Stack Exchange, it may be on topic for another Stack Exchange site. We're not the right place to ask questions about:

Please look around to see if your question has been asked before. It’s also OK to ask and answer your own question.

If no site currently exists that will accept your question, you may commit to or propose a new site at Area 51, the place where new Stack Exchange communities are democratically created.


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Board and Card Games Stack Exchange is for expert Q&A from people who like playing, discussing the strategy of, and getting rules clarifications of board games, designing board games or modifying the rules of existing board games.

How do we define Board Games?

Please see this meta question for the full discussion, the summary is:

  1. Be playable on or around a table
  2. Have objective rules of play and win conditions
  3. Offer dynamic challenges, either through other players, randomization, or both
  4. Be playable by hand, by human players implementing all of the rules

What are some examples of boardgames that are on topic here?

This is far from a complete list, but we have many questions on the following:

  • Collectible Card Games
    • Magic:The Gathering
    • Pokemon
  • "German" style boardgames
    • Dominion
    • Settlers of Catan
    • Carcassonne
  • Traditional boardgames
    • Axis&Allies
    • Monopoly
  • Traditional Card games
    • Bridge
    • Poker
  • Strategic games
    • Chess
    • Go
  • Cooperative boardgames
    • Battlestar Galactica
    • Arkham Horror
  • Minature wargames (including the preparation of miniatures/terrain/etc)
    • Warhammer 40k
    • Warmachine
    • Battletech

For a question to be on topic, it must relate to a game that is on topic, but the particular instance that the question is referring to may loosen those rules. Questions about playing games with giant pieces will make a game not playable around a table, but if it's a game that could be or is normally played around a table, it's fine. Questions about Go problems or Chess problems are fine, even if they are static puzzles, since they are related to a dynamic game. Questions about computer implementations of board games are fine.

For more help, see "What types of questions should I avoid asking?"

If your question is not specifically on-topic for Board and Card Games Stack Exchange, it may be on topic for another Stack Exchange site. We're not the right place to ask questions about:

Please look around to see if your question has been asked before. It’s also OK to ask and answer your own question.

If no site currently exists that will accept your question, you may commit to or propose a new site at Area 51, the place where new Stack Exchange communities are democratically created.


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