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Njet! - Trick Taking Game
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Njet!

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Njet! is a trick-taking card game designed by Stefan Dorra and released in 1999. The game features a unique mechanic where players take turns eliminating rules to determine the game's parameters, such as trump suits and card rankings. It is played in teams and challenges players to adapt their strategies as the rules evolve throughout each round.

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Who designed Njet!?

Njet! was designed by German game designer Stefan Dorra and released in 1999. It is a team-based trick-taking game with a rule-selection phase before play begins.

What makes Njet! different from ordinary trick-taking games?

Before the tricks are played, players take turns eliminating rules. This can change factors such as the trump suit, card rankings, and other parameters of the hand.

How does the Njet! rule-selection phase work?

Players collectively remove available rule options until the remaining choices define the hand. The resulting game conditions can favor different teams and require players to adapt their strategy.

Is Njet! played individually or in teams?

Njet! is played in teams. Partnership strategy matters because players must evaluate the changing trump and ranking rules together while trying to win tricks.

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