Sheriff of Nottingham
In Sheriff of Nottingham, players will take turns stepping into the shoes of the Sheriff himself, while others act as Merchants attempting to bring their goods into the city for profit! Beware though, while many may act as honest merchants, there is always the possibility of contraband being smuggled into the city! Product Features 1st
In Sheriff of Nottingham, players will take turns stepping into the shoes of the Sheriff himself, while others act as Merchants attempting to bring their goods into the city for profit! Beware though, while many may act as honest merchants, there is always the possibility of contraband being smuggled into the city!
Product Features
- 1st game in the new, exclusive, Dice Tower Essentials line of games
- A Social game of bluffing, bribery and negotiation
- A fun and engaging game that is sure to keep everyone guessing, bluffing, and laughing out loud!
- Experience Nottingham like never before, through the eyes of the Sheriff!
- Open negotiation provides hilarious moments between merchants and the Sheriff
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Game is as fun as the people you play it with This game is great fun. Actually, that’s not quite true: the game itself is pretty simple, but if the people you play it with are great fun, then playing this game will be great fun. There’s not a whole lot of intricacy to Sheriff of Nottingham–the rules aren’t complicated, and it’s pretty easy to learn. The cards represent various goods, some legal, some illegal, that you can get money for by bringing them into the town. Knowing that you’re only lawfully allowed to bring in one type of…
MSRP $34.99. Don’t over pay. MSRP $34.99. Price on Cool Stuff Inc. $24.99. Current Amazon price $39.99. Great game but don’t over pay for it. Wait for the price to go down or buy it somewhere else. As for the game. It’s a good game largely about bluffing and reading other people. You are trying to sneak goods past the Sheriff. Legal goods are fine but don’t get as many points. Contraband can get you busted and lose points but can give you more points if you smuggle them successfully. Can be a lot of fun. Especially with a…
A great excuse to get together with friends and fib a bit Many board games put you in roles where you are competing with other players, but in a very indirect fashion. These tend to have minimal interactions that impede the progress of others. Some games turn the tables and you only progress by directly hindering an opponent. Sheriff of Nottingham is closer to the latter, but with a few unique twists, this game of bluffing and roleplay stands out for its simple design but addicting gameplay.