# Trailer Park Gods

## General Info
- **Year Published**: 1998
- **BGG Rating**: 4.8
- **BGG Rank**: #28750
- **Players**: 3-6 (Best with: 5)
- **Duration**: 30 min
- **Weight**: 1.50 / 5
- **Designers**: Chuck Wilhelm
- **Artists**: Chuck Wilhelm, Eric Kriser
- **Publishers**: Placebo Press
- **Categories**: Card Game, Fantasy, Humor
- **Mechanics**: Hand Management, Player Elimination, Take That

## Verdict
If you enjoy a fast-paced, chaotic game with plenty of backstabbing among friends, Trailer Park Gods is the right choice! Get ready to laugh and sabotage your way to heaven (or the trash heap).Chaotic and funQuick playtimeLots of direct conflictLight and funnyPlayer eliminationCan be frustratingLuck plays a big roleFOR GENRE FANS

## Description
Eternity isn't for the faint of heart, especially in a trailer park! In Trailer Park Gods, you and your friends vie for the most coveted throne in the afterlife: the 'God of Trailer Parks' (which, let's be honest, looks like a rickety fold-away picnic chair). To reach heaven (or whatever exists after a life in a trailer), you have two options: be the last one standing, crushing the competition and eliminating all other claimants, or be the first to achieve a positive 'High-Falootinosity' rating – a title that, in the trailer park world, could mean anything from running a successful pyramid scheme to owning a shrine dedicated to Earl.

The game is a festival of 'Take That' mechanics, where cunning and sabotage are your best friends. Use your cards to trip up opponents, steal their followers, and thwart their grand schemes. Collect 'Advancements' that sound as glorious as they are dubious, like a 'Scamway Distributorship' or a 'Televangelist Ministry'. The goal is clear: climb the ladder of success (or afterlife) while everyone else sinks. With simple rules and quick games, Trailer Park Gods is perfect for those who enjoy a lighthearted, chaotic, and laughter-filled game where player elimination is part of the fun and strategy often boils down to being the least bad or the luckiest to reach the trailer park glory podium.

## 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 difficult to learn?
No, the rules are quite simple and the game is easy to pick up, ideal for those who want something light.

### Can players be eliminated from the game?
Yes, the game features player elimination mechanics. If you are eliminated, you'll have to wait for the others to finish.

### Is this game more about strategy or luck?
There's a considerable element of luck, but managing your hand of cards and making tactical decisions to sabotage others are also important.

### Who is this game recommended for?
Recommended for groups who enjoy games with a lot of direct interaction, a bit of 'trolling,' and who don't mind player elimination, seeking quick and casual fun.