Sai Beppu

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Japanese Boardgames Artworker https://linktr.ee/sai_bep?utm_source=linktree_profile_share&ltsid=e47e1f66-87d7-41fd-8d0f-47aef5d839

Marauders Inc (formerly Trick Raiders?) had the hallmark dilemmas of other great trick-takers. You must divide your hand into lead (public) and follow cards (private), with rank abilities that can help you cement a lead or claw back a victory. In a group with mixed experience, we all enjoyed it.

The box for the board game Marauders Inc.Cards depicting animal warriors from the game Marauders Inc.

Woo, a climbing/shedding game played in teams of 2, had a flow that really took a moment to grasp. Players each contribute cards to form a shared meld, but who passes and when is consequential. It took the third round for us to feel comfortable with it, but then each team had shout-worthy plays.

Tropical bird cards from the board game Woo.

Do you have a favorite piece of art in board games that depict small animal warriors and commoners, such as ROOT, Everdell, or Defenders of the Wild? 🙂

🐺🐺Werewolf mode has been added to "Dokopa," the Japanese game app where I serve as Art Director. I really love how the pixel art role icons turned out! Also, my husband was involved in the development this time.🐺🐺

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James Nathan organizes an annual "T" series of trick-taking training camps in Cincinnati, USA, and next year it will be called T-Eleven. I created the logo🕊️ Eleven is the J in playing cards, and it looks like a Hanafuda - Japanese playing card.

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