Hey folks! Ready for a card game that makes you think and take risks? St. Patrick, formerly known as Salvage, is one of those games that keeps you hooked from start to finish. The idea is simple: everyone starts with 20 life points, and the goal is to be the last one standing, or rather, with the most points when the game ends. Here's how it works: before each round, you take a look at your cards and make a bid of how many points you're willing to lose to not play that specific hand. It's like insurance! If you lose fewer points than you bid, great, the damage is less. But if everyone gets carried away and the combined bids match the total damage the game can inflict, things get intense, and everyone loses what they bid. And the theme? Well, forget the burning oil tanker from the original Salvage. Now we're in the St. Patrick's Day spirit, dodging snakes and using relics to avoid getting bitten. It's a trick-taking game with a dash of bidding and push-your-luck that's a bit like Hearts and Oh Hell, but with that "should I risk it more?" vibe that makes everything more exciting. With quick playtime, it's perfect for those who want something strategic without the fuss. Ready to test your luck and strategy?