Description

Who was Napoleon? How is the golden eagle made? In this fun party game, the winner is whoever provides the most news and information on a topic, among seven fields of knowledge.

The deck of knowledge cards is shuffled and placed face down in the center of the table. Each competitor takes a marker, a slate and four plus tokens (Where? How? When? And Why?) of the same color. The youngst player starts spinning the spinner and draws a knowledge card. All players must write on their slate attributes, qualities, characteristics or other elements, up to a maximum of four, which identify the topic present in the knowledge card in correspondence with the symbol indicated by the spinner. The first one who writes four attributes says "STOP" and counts up to 15, after which the other competitors also stop and score points.

When the spinner points to the wedge with the little face, the choice of the category is at the player's discretion. The game continues in the same way with another round (change the player whose turn it is clockwise). The winner is the one who reaches 30 points first (or more, or less, at the choice of the competitors).

Each competitor earns 1 point for each attribute identified. If the attribute is original, or was not identified by any other player, it is worth 3 points. The score can also double: after the spinner has been turned, but before the knowledge card is drawn, each player can decide to play one of the four plus tokens. Competitors who have played the token doubles the score for each attribute that answers the question contained in the token played: How? Where is it? When? and why? Played plus tokens must be set aside and can no longer be used. Furthermore, plus tokens cannot be played when the spinner lands on the wedge with the face.