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Mü & More - Trick Taking Game
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Mü & More

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Mü & More is a German card-game collection built around Mü, a demanding trick-taking game with bidding and changing partnerships. In Mü, bids help determine who leads the principal side, who joins it and which cards become trumps. Trump selection can create several layers of priority, so a card's strength depends on the choices made before the trick-taking phase begins. The collection also includes other games using its distinctive deck.

It is not simply a two-player partnership game: classic Mü is particularly associated with larger groups, including five-player play. Its appeal lies in the connection between the auction and the hand that follows, since bidding changes both alliances and the value of cards. Experienced card-game enthusiasts may appreciate its strategic depth, especially when they enjoy learning an unfamiliar trump system and judging when to pursue a contract or oppose one.

help Mü & More FAQ

Who designed the card game Mü?

Mü was designed by the married duo Doris Matthäus and Frank Nestel, and first published in 1995. The game is highly respected in the hobbyist board game community for its deep strategic complexity despite using only a custom deck of cards.

How many cards are in a standard deck of Mü?

A complete deck of Mü consists of exactly 60 cards. The cards are divided into five uniquely colored suits and feature numbers instead of traditional face cards, with values running from 0 to 9.

What makes Mü's trump system unique?

Mü utilizes a highly complex two-tiered trump system where players establish both a "higher" and "lower" trump suit during the bidding phase. If a card's suit matches either of the trump suits, it beats any non-trump card, creating intense strategic depth during play.

What does the "& More" in Mü & More refer to?

The "Mü & More" edition includes the base game of Mü alongside several other trick-taking card games designed by the same creators. These additional games include The Last Panther, Wimmln, and Safar FF, utilizing the exact same 60-card deck.

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