Board game [No Japanese translation] 4 in 1: Mu & Lots More

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4 trick-taking games in one package. Both are quite elaborate games and are a set for "trick-taking" fans.
Each game is unique.

In Niet, everyone decides the trump and some rules. You decide what you don't want to be.
Because it is a partner system, you can also select a partner by voting action.

Mu is also a partner-based game. First, open your hand to gain parental rights. The player with the most exposure becomes the parent, but if you expose too much, you will need to take many tricks to win. And when you do, you get big bonus points.

Bass Stich picks cards in a table in order and takes them as a hand. Only the dealer knows the trump, and
as each player wins one, tells who will play the trick if they play in that order.
Using this as a hint, take the desired card and place it in your hand.

Mainz can only take 2 tricks, regardless of hand. It is important how many points you earn with these two tricks.

■ Outline of the game ■
Players: 2 to 6 players
Play time: 30 to 60 minutes
Age: 10 years or older
Designer: Stefan Dorra / Gunter Burkhardt / Karl-Heinz Schmiel / Frank Nestel


Number cards (for Niet / Mu) 64 (4 colors each 16)
Game board (for Niet) 1 > 5 player cards (1 each for 5 colors)
Monster card 1
Marker (for Niet) 20
Summary card (for mu) 1
Number card (bass / Stich / Mainz) 36 cards (9 each for 4 colors)
Function cards (for bass / stich) 24 cards
Trump cards (for bass / stich) 5 cards (1 each for 5 colors)
Trump Number card (for bass / stich) 10 sheets
Instruction manual (original) 1 copy

* Rio Grande Games version.
* This game is the same as "4 in 1 (4 in 1: Die besten Stichspiele)" distributed in Japan.

* 1996 a la carte card game award 1st place