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This game is German but is language-independent and English rules are provided as PDF's if they are not within the box.
Wölfel was developed as a nice alternative to the card game Doppelkopf. This game, too, is about tricks and points and finding partners! Randomly, dice are drawn from the bag and hidden behind a privacy screen. The green hunters play together, as do the two players without hunters (= forest dwellers). Who plays with whom is partly decided only at the last trick. Compared to Doppelkopf, this game is less intense, more relaxed. But even as an expert, winning without some "dice luck" is hardly possible. Each dice color has different numbers, abilities, and interactions. —description from the publisher (translated)
This game is German but is language-independent and English rules are provided as PDF's if they are not within the box.
Wölfel was developed as a nice alternative to the card game Doppelkopf. This game, too, is about tricks and points and finding partners! Randomly, dice are drawn from the bag and hidden behind a privacy screen. The green hunters play together, as do the two players without hunters (= forest dwellers). Who plays with whom is partly decided only at the last trick. Compared to Doppelkopf, this game is less intense, more relaxed. But even as an expert, winning without some "dice luck" is hardly possible. Each dice color has different numbers, abilities, and interactions. —description from the publisher (translated)