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Frasier Crane Niles Crane Daphne Moon Cam Winston Sherry HOST HOST HOST Frasier Crane Niles Crane Daphne Moon Once per turn, Frasier may Niles begins the game with an Once during the game, discard two cards from his extra card in his hand. Daphne may choose an hand to draw one card from opponent and look at their the main deck. hand. HOST FAVOR FAVOR Cam Winston Sherry Champagne Whenever Cam completes a Take up to two guests from the Take the top Guest from the Tangent, he gets an extra Lobby, then discard Sherry. Guest Deck. Shuffle any Guest from the Guest deck. Tangents revealed back into the deck, then discard Champagne. FAVOR FAVOR FAVOR Château Pétrus Russian Caviar The Minister’s Cat Take a Fancy character from the Take a Villain from the Lobby Choose a Guest. That Guest Lobby or another party, then or another party, then cannot leave your party as discard Château Pétrus. discard Russian Caviar. long as The Minister’s Cat is in play. FAVOR FAVOR FAVOR Christmas Carols Costume Contest Passionate Tango Turn all your guests upside down. You may Guests won’t leave your party look at them but other players may not. You Choose a Guest at your party. until your next turn. Then may rearrange them as often as you like. If That guest will remain at your an opponent has a card that would affect one Christmas Carols is discarded. of your guests, the guest they choose is party for the rest of the game, revealed, but is only affected if the card would affect them normally. Guests turn face even if Passionate Tango is -up again if Costume Contest is discarded. discarded. FAVOR FAVOR FAVOR Karaoke Machine Replacement Turkey Martin’s Chair Take a KACL employee from Play a favor card from the Take a Crane family member the Lobby or another party. discard pile, then discard from the lobby or another KACL employees will not leave Replacement Turkey. party. Martin will not leave your party as long as Karaoke your party as long as his Machine remains in play. Chair remains in play. FAVOR FAVOR FAVOR Hot ‘n Foamy Russian Bear Clock Provocative Menu Play on a non-Fancy Guest. That Draw two cards from the Draw two cards from the Guest is now Fancy in addition to main deck. Whenever a main deck, then discard a any other attributes. Fancy guest arrives at your card from your hand and party, draw another card. Provocative Menu. FAVOR FAVOR FAVOR Properly Labeled Christmas Gifts Five Different Meats Top Truths for Trade any one Guest for any in One Big Box! Teen Sleuths Guest from another party, then discard Properly Labeled Take a Blue Collar guest from Whenever you would draw a Christmas Gifts. the Lobby or another party, then card from either deck, instead discard Five Different Meats in look at the top two cards of that One Big Box! deck, keep one, and put the other on the bottom of the deck. FAVOR FAVOR FAVOR Ballantine Beer Klingon-English Dictionary Pool Table Take a Blue Collar guest from Take a Nerd from the Lobby or Blue Collar guests will not another party. Nerds will not the lobby, then discard leave your party while Klingon- leave your party while Pool Ballantine Beer. English Dictionary is in play. Table is in play. FAVOR FAVOR FAVOR Banjo Perfect Seasonings 18th Century English Salt Cellar Take a Kid from the lobby or Take an Ex from the lobby or another party, then discard another party, then discard Draw two cards from the main Banjo. Perfect Seasonings. deck. Whenever a Fancy guest arrives at any party, draw another card. GUEST LIST Takes All Kinds Blackball Blackball Have a KACL Employee, an Play any time a Guest would Play any time a Guest would Ex, a Fancy guest and a Blue arrive at an opposing party, arrive at an opposing party, Collar guest at your party. sending that Guest to the sending that Guest to the Lobby instead. Lobby instead. GUEST Dried Up Old Fig Blackball Eddie Crane Play any time a Guest would ar- Play any time a Guest would rive at an opposing party. Flip a Crane Family arrive at an opposing party, coin: if you win, the guest goes to sending that Guest to the your party. Otherwise the Fig If Eddie is at Frasier’s party, he Lobby instead. has no effect. will not leave. GUEST GUEST GUEST Martin Crane Guy the Ski Instructor “Frasier Crane” Crane Family, Blue Collar Fancy, Blue Collar Fancy, Villain When “Frasier” arrives at your par- If Guy is at Niles’ party, he ty, you may look at another Host’s will not leave. hand and play one of their Favors or Mishaps instead of your own for the turn. GUEST LIST GUEST LIST GUEST LIST The Kids’ Table A Malevolent Meeting Sea Bee Awards Banquet Have both Kids at your party. Have 3 Villains at your party. Have 4 KACL employees at your party. GUEST LIST GUEST LIST GUEST LIST An Ex-travagant Affair Singles’ Mixer Crane Family Christmas Have 4 Exes at your party. Have an even number of male Have 3 Crane Family and female guests at your party. Members at your party. GUEST LIST GUEST LIST GUEST Game Night Wine Club Roz Doyle KACL, Blue Collar Have 2 Nerds at your party. Have 4 Fancy guests at your party. Draw two cards from the main deck when Roz arrives at your party. GUEST GUEST GUEST Bob “Bulldog” Briscoe Lilith Sternin Maris Crane KACL, Blue Collar Ex, Fancy, Crane Family Fancy, Ex, Villain, Crane Family Draw a card from the main deck when Lilith arrives at your party. GUEST GUEST GUEST Gil Chesterton Noel Shempsky Kenny Daly Fancy, KACL, Nerd KACL, Nerd KACL, Blue Collar, Nerd When Gil arrives at your party, you may discard a Favor from any party. GUEST GUEST GUEST Mel Karnofsky Donny Douglas Chopper Dave Fancy, Ex Ex KACL, Blue Collar If a guest would leave your party When Chopper Dave arrives at while Donny is there, flip a coin. your party, look at the top three If you win the flip, the guest stays cards in the Guest Deck and instead. return them in any order. GUEST GUEST GUEST Bebe Glazer Blaine Sternin Nanette “Nanny G” Guzman Fancy, Villain Villain Ex You may play an extra Mishap When Blaine arrives at your Kids will not leave your party each turn. party, you may steal a Favor while Nanette is present. from an opposing party. GUEST GUEST GUEST Father Mike Mancuso Sherry Dempsey Ronee Lawrence KACL Blue Collar, Ex Crane Family When Ronee arrives at your party, the next Guest in the Guest Deck arrives as well. GUEST GUEST GUEST Julia Wilcox Kate Costas Dr. Mary Thomas Ex, KACL, Fancy Ex, KACL KACL, Blue Collar You may plan an extra Favor each turn. GUEST GUEST GUEST Poppy Delafield Alice Doyle Frederick Crane KACL Kid Crane Family, Kid GUEST GUEST GUEST Kirby Gardner Corkmaster Woody Boyd Blue Collar Fancy Blue Collar When Woody arrives at your You may play an extra Favor party, you may take another each turn if it’s a beverage. Guest from the lobby. GUEST GUEST MISHAP Gertrude Moon Cora Winston Dead Seal Villain Fancy Two random Guests leave the party of your choice. If Gertrude is at Daphne’s If Cora is at Cam’s party, party, she will not leave. she will not leave. MISHAP MISHAP MISHAP Cockatoo on Your Head Fire in the Kitchen Too Many Drinks Flip a coin for each Guest at a One opposing Host of your The Host of your choice reveals party of your choice. For choice discards all Favors their hand to all players. each flip you win, that Guest they have in play. moves to the lobby. MISHAP MISHAP MISHAP Obstructed View Elaborate Web of Lies A Big Misunderstanding One Guest, chosen randomly, Choose three of another Host’s Trade one of your Guests leaves the party of your choice. If guests and separate them into for another Host’s Guest of you are Cam, one guest of your two piles. That player chooses your choice. choice leaves each opposing party one pile to keep and sends the instead. other to the lobby. MISHAP MISHAP MISHAP Nearsighted Valet Piccadilly Beef Crashing (Into) the Party Another Host discards a card A Fancy Guest leaves the Choose a Host. That Host dis- from their hand and a Guest of party of your choice. cards a Favor and sends one your choice leaves their party. of their Guests to the lobby. MISHAP MISHAP MISHAP Rumored Karaoke Machine Prank Phone Call Cutting Remark Any Fancy Guests who would One guest of the Host’s A Host of your choice dis- arrive at any opponent’s par- choice leaves a party of your cards a card from their hand. ty until your next turn go to or choice. If the Host is Frasier, remain in the lobby instead. you choose the guest. MISHAP MISHAP MISHAP It’s a Fake! Visit from the Moon Boys Wrecked Recliner Choose and discard a Favor Two Guests of your choice A Blue Collar guest leaves the from one of your opponents’ leave a party of your choice. party of your choice. parties. MISHAP MISHAP MISHAP Pants on Fire Too Many Cooks Mistaken Identity The Host of your choice chooses A Host of your choice reveals Take a Guest from another and discards a card from their their hand. You may have party, then the top Guest hand. If that Host is Niles, the them discard a Favor from from the Guest deck arrives discard is random instead.
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