LOONEY LABS Monty Python Fluxx - Fun Card Game Card Games for Kids Family Games for Game Night Adult Card Games Party Games Birthday Gift for Girls Boys Teen Adults - 100 Cards, 2-6 Player Ages 8 Plus

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Product Description Fluxx has joined forces with Monty Python to create the looniest card game ever! Help King Arthur and his knights find the Holy Grail! Bring a shrubbery to the knights who say ni! Lob the holy hand grenade at the killer rabbit with nasty big teeth! With tons of Holy Grail material and a healthy smattering of references from Flying Circus, this card game is a riot for anyone who knows even a little about Monty Python. It begins with one basic rule: draw one card, play one card. You start with a hand of three cards ... add the card you drew to your hand, then choose one card to play, following the directions written on your chosen card. As cards are drawn and played from the deck, the rules of the game switch from how many cards are drawn, played or even how many cards you can hold at the end of your turn. We are a maker and seller of card games, toys and board games for family night. We create new ways of playing in the old-fashioned, face-to-face way, so you can sit around the table with your friends to play, connect and have fun together! From the Manufacturer If Fluxx wasn't confusing and strange enough, now the Pythons have gotten involved with the proceedings and made it even more hysterical. Monty Python Fluxx now includes singing, fake accents, reciting Python dialog for extra cards, and pretty much everything else, short of farting in your general direction. (It is, after all, a game for the whole family.) Loosely based on concepts from Monty Python and the Holy Grail, there are guest appearances from King Arthur and all of his Knights, coconuts, a shrubbery, an unladen swallow, a trojan rabbit, a catapult, an airborne cow, the Holy Hand Grenade, and the Finger of God, as well as such Python classics as the giant foot, the nude organist, a resting parrot, and the Spanish Inquisition - which, of course everyone was expecting.