# Robin Hood

## General Info
- **Year Published**: 1999
- **BGG Rating**: 5.5
- **BGG Rank**: #25946
- **Players**: 3-6
- **Duration**: 30 min
- **Weight**: 1.60 / 5
- **Designers**: Klaus Palesch
- **Artists**: Oliver Freudenreich
- **Publishers**: AMIGO
- **Categories**: Card Game

## Verdict
If you enjoy a classic-themed card game with plenty of interaction to laugh with friends, Robin Hood is a sure bet! It's light, fast-paced, and full of "take that" moments.Classic and fun themeDirect player interactionQuick and dynamic gamesEasy-to-learn rulesLuck can play a big roleCan cause some frustrationFOR GENRE FANS

## Description
Hey folks! Ready to dive into Sherwood Forest and snatch some loot from the rich? In Robin Hood, each of you steps into the shoes of a master thief within our hero's crew. The goal is straightforward: amass as much treasure as possible, with no mercy! The Sheriff of Nottingham is watching closely, and Prince John is offering rewards for any 'illegal' goods seized. You'll alternate roles between being a cunning peasant trying to sell everything (even smuggled mead and stolen jewels) and the Sheriff himself, searching everyone at the city gates and profiting from seizures. It's a card game where cunning and luck go hand in hand. Manage your hand well, negotiate with your friends (or don't!), and use 'take that' strategies to outsmart everyone. At the end of the three weeks of festivities, whoever has the fullest coffers wins the glory (and the cash!). It's guaranteed fun for those who enjoy a light game with plenty of interaction and a beloved classic theme. With easy-to-learn rules and quick playtime, Robin Hood is perfect for livening up any board game gathering without fuss.

## FAQ
### How many players can participate?
The game is designed for 3 to 6 players.

### How long does a game typically last?
Games are quite fast, usually lasting around 30 minutes.

### Is the game complicated to learn?
No, the rules are very simple and straightforward, perfect for those who want something light.

### Is this game more focused on luck or strategy?
It's a mix of both! Luck with dice and cards plays a role, but knowing how to manage your hand and interact with others makes a difference.

### What does the 'Take That' mechanic mean?
It means you can directly hinder other players, stealing their cards or resources, which leads to a lot of laughter and rivalry.

### Who is this game recommended for?
It's ideal for families and groups of friends who enjoy games with interaction, a fun theme, and sessions that don't drag on too long.