Fruit of Law (2020): Buy or sell now
Who is this game suitable for?
If you like role-playing games and enjoy playing genres like Culture, Culture, Mythology / Folklore, Politics / Government, Religion, Mythology / Folklore, Politics / Government und Religion, this game is perfect for you.
For the pros among you, the following mechanics can be decisive: 'Diceless', Free-form, Physical Object, 'Diceless', Free-form und Physical Object
The game is published by: (Self-Published), (Web published), (Self-Published) und (Web published)
And was developed by: Eli Seitz und Eli Seitz
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Description from the kickstarter campaign
Fruit of Law is inspired by the Jewish folk tale that all pomegranates have 613 seeds which represent the 613 commandments in the Torah. The game explores what it means to write the text that will establish the moral fiber of future society. The players take on the roles of elders working with and against each other to set down rules for future generations. The central mechanic involves a physical pomegranate that is consumed during play.
Fruit of Law is designed for 4-10 players and can be played start to finish in about an hour. The rules are loose and encourage cooperative storytelling with the players pushing each other in new and exciting directions.
Fruit of Law is formatted as an eight-page zine folded out of a single sheet of US letter paper with a lovely hand-carved print of a pomegranate by Kit Collins on the cover.
User info:
Thanks to a crowdfunding stretch goal, Fruit of Law includes a supplement, a second zine of the same size.
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