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LUZ

Age : 10+ |

No. of Players : 3-5 Players |

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As you enter the Cathedral, you're suddenly gripped by the magnitude of the challenge ahead. Compose with color and light to leave your competitors in the shadow!

In this trick taking game, hold your cards in your hand without looking at them. While you know the suits, only your opponents know the values of your cards.

Look at your opponents' hands to deduce the value of your cards and bet the number of tricks you think you will win.

—description from the publisher

₹ 1,500.00

Ex Tax: ₹ 1,500.00

Publisher: IELLO
Model: IEL70355

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BGG Link:	BGG Link
Game Categories:	Card Game \| Deduction
Game Mechanisms:	Deduction \| Trick-taking
Game Family:	Category: Color \| Components: Gems/Crystals \| Religious: Christianity \| Theme: Stained glass
Game Designer(s):	新澤大樹 (Taiki Shinzawa)
Game Artist(s):	Crocotame
BGG Rank Overall:	6560
BGG Weight:	1.86
BGG Weight Filter:	<2

As you enter the Cathedral, you're suddenly gripped by the magnitude of the challenge ahead. Compose with color and light to leave your competitors in the shadow!

In this trick taking game, hold your cards in your hand without looking at them. While you know the suits, only your opponents know the values of your cards.

Look at your opponents' hands to deduce the value of your cards and bet the number of tricks you think you will win.

—description from the publisher