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The Red Dragon Inn: Gambling? I’m In!
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Game Category: Card Games, Strategy Games
Number of Players: 2, 3, 4
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The Red Dragon Inn: Gambling? I’m In!

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© Copyright SlugFest Games[slugfestgames.com]

Rules[slugfestgames.com]

This game may also be integrated into rounds of The Red Dragon Inn.
Rules for gambling in The Red Dragon Inn[slugfestgames.com]

The rules contain nine different gambling games inspired by the world of The Red Dragon Inn.

Rogues and Warriors – A quick, simple card game with a bluffing element.
Threes – A dice game in which players bet on who will have the lowest total.
King’s Council – A hand-building card game in which players try to assemble the best group of advisors to the king.
Jack of All Trades – A game in which players try to get rid of all of their cards or dice.
Three Kingdoms – A hand-building card game in which players try to align themselves with the winning side in an epic war.
Den of Thieves – A hand-building card game in which players try to attract the most profitable clientele to their inn.
Dragon Hordes – A wagering game based on guessing the next card that will be revealed.
City Square – A city-building card game where a city’s score depends on how districts develop in relation to each other.
The Wheel – A hand-building card game with cooperative elements.
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SomeDee  [author] Jan 15, 2016 @ 2:09pm 
It works great as a standalone, too. The card frequency mechanics make it much more dynamic and interesting than a regular deck of cards. The way it works is that for every 1 Warrior card in the deck there are 5 Rogues, which is indicated by the numbers 1 through 5 on the cards. So the lowest-valued cards are (usually) the most powerful, but also the rarest.
Gentlecat Jan 15, 2016 @ 7:05am 
This seems very, very interesting. Will play RDI with this as soon as possible!