Game to Pick a Game: Orc Council

Chip Theory Games · Board game · 2018
2–4 5 min
rating Ludopedia
6.2 rating BGG
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rating Ludopedia
6.2 rating BGG
Our Verdict

For those who want to optimize time and start playing right away, this orc auction game is the solution!

Highlights
  • Decides the game quickly
  • Breaks the ice instantly
  • Simple and fun
  • Avoids arguments
Keep in mind
  • Not the main game
  • Relies on interaction
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About the game
You know that classic situation: the gang's all here, the table is loaded with amazing games, but deciding which one to play takes longer than the actual game itself? Well, 'Game to Pick a Game: Orc Council' is here to solve that pain point! Forget the endless chatter and debates about which game pleases everyone the most. Here, we jump straight into the action with a quick and fun auction where everyone tries to push for the game they want. It's a game of bluffing, negotiation, and a bit of math to ensure no one gets left behind. Perfect for those who want to optimize their time and start playing right away, stress-free. Each round is a new chance to show who rules the orc council! Ideal for breaking the ice and ensuring the fun starts even before the main game. With simple rules and rounds that don't even last 5 minutes, it's the perfect tool to avoid the dreaded 'choice paralysis.' Your more assertive friends will love the chance to defend their picks, while the quieter ones can use strategy to influence the decision without needing to shout. It's the ultimate solution for game nights that start with more debate than fun. Get ready for an orc auction where wit and persuasion count more than brute force. Ensure your next game session kicks off on the right foot with the right game on the table!
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Game details

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Creatures: Orcs
Publisher Chip Theory Games
Designer Adam Carlson, Josh J. Carlson
Artist Anthony LeTourneau
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the playtime?
Games are super quick, usually not lasting more than 5 minutes!
How many players can participate?
It accommodates 2 to 4 players, perfect for small to medium groups.
Is it a complex game?
Not at all! The rules are very simple; the focus is on fun and quick decision-making.
Does it require a lot of table space?
No, it's quite compact and doesn't need much space, ideal for taking anywhere.
Who is this game recommended for?
It's ideal for groups that have trouble choosing which game to play, or for those who want something quick to start the night.
Is there a lot of player interaction?
Yes! The auction and negotiation dynamics encourage a lot of interaction and bluffing among participants.
Is this a game to play solo?
No, it's made to be played in a group, as the fun lies in the interaction and collective decision-making.