# Mint Works: Tantrum House Intern Promo Card

## General Info
- **Year Published**: 2019
- **BGG Rating**: 6.4
- **BGG Rank**: —
- **Players**: 1-4
- **Duration**: 10-20 min
- **Weight**: —
- **Publishers**: Five24 Labs, funbot
- **Categories**: Card Game, Economic, Expansion for Base-game, Industry / Manufacturing
- **Mechanics**: Open Drafting, Worker Placement

## Verdict
If you love Mint Works, this little promo card adds flavor without hassle.Exclusive thematic cardEasy to integrateCharming artworkOnly works with base gameCollector value may be highRECOMMENDED

## Description
Mint Works: Tantrum House Intern Promo Card is essentially a single card that acts as a thematic add‑on for the Mint Works game. One side features a location map that can be used as a new worker placement space; the opposite side shows an AI that functions as a neutral worker or an extra challenge. The card debuted in the sixth season of the Tantrum House Kickstarter campaign under the name "Dan the Intern/House of Tantrum" and later resurfaced unbranded as "David the Intern/Work Study" in other Mint series kickstarters. While it doesn’t change the core rules, it adds a tiny layer of variety: players may place the intern in an open slot to gain resources or employ the AI to block opponents. The design keeps the Mint series’ minimalist aesthetic, with simple yet charming artwork. Being just one card, production cost was low, but its collector’s value can be high for fans of Five24 Labs campaigns. It’s perfect for those who already own Mint Works and want a little extra flavor without complicating the game. If you don’t have the base game, the card has no practical use, though it makes a nice memorabilia piece. In short, it’s a fun perk that enriches the experience for series enthusiasts and Kickstarter supporters.

## FAQ
### How many players can use the card?
Up to four players can use it, provided they all have the Mint Works base game.

### How long does it take to add the card to a game?
Almost instantly – just place the card beside the board and follow the brief instructions.

### Does the card increase the game’s complexity?
No. It adds a small optional element while keeping Mint Works’ light feel.

### What components are included?
A single double‑sided card with artwork and explanatory text.

### Who should consider buying this promo card?
Fans of the Mint series, Kickstarter collectors, and anyone who already owns the base game.