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Debate cards aren't discarded after being used.

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Yes

Instead of playing a Country card onto a Statement or Special Statement card, you may play it onto a Debate card that doesn’t already have a Country card on it. Country cards on Debate cards may be moved later on. If there are no free Debate cards, then you can only play your Country cards onto Statement or Special Statement cards.

Gets discarded

Instead of playing a Country card onto a Statement or Special Statement card, you may play it onto a Debate card that doesn’t already have a Country card on it. Country cards on Debate cards may be moved later on.

No

Players are NOT allowed to move any played Country cards between Statement cards. Once played, they stay there until the end of the game.

No

After playing a Country card, draw 1 card from the Country deck to your hand and end your turn.

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126 cards

72

You may choose a Hard Setup card to make the game harder or you may play the Campaign mode of the game.

You may choose an Easy Setup card to make the game harder or you may play the Debate mode of the game.

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No

Sort of

You are allowed to openly debate all the face-up cards on the table, but you are not allowed to discuss the exact Country cards in your hand.

No

You are allowed to openly debate all the face-up cards on the table, but you are not allowed to discuss the exact Country cards in your hand.

Yes

You are allowed to openly debate all the face-up cards on the table, but you are not allowed to discuss the exact Country cards in your hand.

No, players are not required to talk during the game, but it is highly recommended.

Important: All statements refer to modern-day countries and their territories. For example, Spain fits the statement “Was part of the Roman Empire (totally or partially)” even though there was no such country at the time.

It might be

The publisher and the designer have gone over all the statements multiple times checking them through multiple sources. To the best of their abilities, they have made sure that the statements are true as of the end of 2023. As time goes by, events happen, and facts can change.

Up to 2024

The publisher and the designer have gone over all the statements multiple times checking them through multiple sources. To the best of their abilities, they have made sure that the statements are true as of the end of 2023. As time goes by, events happen, and facts can change.

7 categories

There are a total of 7 different Statement categories - Politics, Geography, Economics, Nature, Sports, Culture and History.

There are a total of 7 different Statement categories - Politics, Geography, Economics, Nature, Sports, Culture and History.

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When all Statement cards and Special Statement cards have at least 2 Country cards played to them, the game ends and players check how well they did.

You win if you make 3 or fewer mistakes during the game.

You lose if you make 4 or more mistakes during the game.

During your turn, you can either play one of your cards to one of the Statement cards or a Debate card -OR- you can move one of the Open Country cards or a card from the Debates to one of the Statement cards.