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Paperback - Fowers

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$27.6 $40 In stock

Category: Board Games

Paperback - the novel deckbuilding game. Word-building meets deck-building - players start with a deck of letter cards and wild cards. Each hand they form words and purchase more powerful letters based on how well their word scored. Most letters have abilities that activate when they are used in a word, such as drawing more cards or double letter score. Players buy wilds to gain victory points.

Help Paige Turner become a famous author by completing Westerns, Science Fiction, Romance or even a Crime Noir novels. Live the dream — and maybe pay the bills.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Jacob ★★★★★

I love how the word-building and deck-building mechanics blend together seamlessly. The wild cards add just the right amount of flexibility to keep each round interesting.

Mia ★★★★★

Finally a game that makes spelling feel like a strategy—I spent hours trying to beat my own high score by crafting rare words like "jazz" for bonus points. The way letter cards stack into a deck-building mechanic is surprisingly addictive. Only wish the wild cards came in a different color to spot t