# Final Decrees

## General Info
- **Year Published**: 1999
- **BGG Rating**: 6.7
- **BGG Rank**: —
- **Players**: 4-5 (Best with: 5)
- **Duration**: 60 min
- **Weight**: 2.20 / 5
- **Designers**: Carl de Visser
- **Publishers**: (Web published), The Game Crafter, LLC
- **Categories**: Card Game, Negotiation, Political, Print & Play
- **Mechanics**: Hand Management, Modular Board, Team-Based Game

## Verdict
Looking for a political intrigue game with lots of laughs and a 'who betrayed me?' twist? 'Final Decrees' is your pick!Chaotic and fun politicsSharp player interactionLight and quick to playCan cause arguments (playfully!)Depends on group dynamicsFree print-and-playFOR GENRE FANS

## Description
Hey folks! Ready for some high-stakes politics with a dash of dark humor? In 'Final Decrees', you step into the shoes of advisors to a dying emperor who, in his final moments, tries to salvage a crumbling empire with last-minute decrees. Your mission is to carry out these orders, but let's be real, nobody wants to go down in history as the one who let the empire fall. So, the race is on to shift the blame onto each other faster than you take it yourself. It's a card game heavy on hand management, where negotiation and (temporary!) alliances are key. The modular board adds an extra layer of spice, changing the landscape with each playthrough. Think of a game that blends political intrigue with that 'who's the backstabber?' vibe. It's ideal for groups that enjoy direct confrontation and aren't afraid of some sarcastic laughs while trying to save their own skin. If you're into games with direct player interaction and a challenge of bluffing and manipulation, 'Final Decrees' might be your next obsession. And the best part? It's a print-and-play game, so just download, assemble, and let the chaos begin. Get ready to point fingers and, who knows, maybe save the empire... or at least your own hide!

## FAQ
### What is the average playtime for Final Decrees?
A game typically lasts around 60 minutes, perfect for a game night without too much delay.

### How many players can participate?
The game is designed for 4 to 5 players, which ensures plenty of interaction and negotiation.

### Is it a complicated game to learn?
With a BGG weight of 2.2/5, it's considered light to moderate. The rules are accessible, but the strategy can be deep.

### Do I need to buy the game?
No! 'Final Decrees' is a print-and-play game and can be downloaded for free.

### What kind of group is this game best suited for?
It's ideal for those who enjoy games with lots of negotiation, bluffing, a bit of backstabbing, and don't mind laughing at each other's expense.

### What do I get when I download the game?
You'll receive the files to print the cards and board, along with the rulebook.