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Debatable-Battle Edition

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$10.24 $16 In stock

Category: Social Game Set

Win points for winning arguments. Inside, you’ll find hundreds of hilariously-hypothetical battles–like whose mustache would win in a fight to the death, Steve Harvey's or Sam Elliott's? Just pick a side and debate. Suitable for 2 to 4 (or more) players. Includes 200 cards with different battles to play out.

Includes 200 question cards and some rules to turn it all into a game (if you want to, that is). Finally, you can spend your evenings debating with your friends over questions like ‘do drinking straws have one hole or two?’–or just keep talking about the weather. It’s up to you.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ruby ★★★★★

Brought this to a cabin weekend with six friends and we barely touched the board games after opening it. The mustache fight prompt alone ate twenty minutes, and my brother is still arguing that Sam Elliott wins on sheer gravel-voice energy.

Ryan N. ★★★★★

So far this has sparked the most ridiculous debates in

Claire H. ★★★★★

Brought this to a cabin weekend with six friends and we burned through two hours just on the mustache fight question alone. The hypotheticals are stupid in the best way, and having hundreds of them means we never repeated a card.