Asmodee - Dixit Odyssey Card Game (Libellud 484975), Available in Multiple Languages

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Finding the storyteller's image with 7 or more players Each player may, if they wish to do so, vote for a second image if they want to increase their chance of success. They will use their second voting token to choose a second image from among those exposed. Pravila igre: Na početku svaki igrač, izabere boju svog zečića kojih ima ukupno 12. Svakom igraču se podeli po 6 karata. Na svom potezu, igrač kao pripovedač, bira 1 kartu iz svoje ruke i daje drugim igračima nagoveštaj, asocijaciju za nju (to može biti jedna reč, cela rečenica, deo pesme, citat iz knjige itd) ili može ispričati svoju priču vezano za kartu koju je izabrao. In Dixit Party, each player receives five image cards (instead of six) and takes a green voting token, except for the storyteller, who takes a red token. The storyteller looks at their hand and speaks a phrase that is not related to any image card in their hand. Play then proceeds according to the regular rules, with all players, including the storyteller, selecting an image card that best matches the phrase; the selected image cards are shuffled and placed face-up in a tableau. Each player votes for the image card they feel best matches the phrase. If all the players have found the storyteller's image, or if none have found it, then the storyteller doesn't score any points and everyone else scores 2 points. Quest is the first card-only expansion for the base game. It contains a new set of 84 illustrations from Marie Cardouat. It can be mixed in with the cards from the original game, without any rule changes. Dixit 3: Journey

To do so, he places face down in front of him the voting token corresponding to the image he voted for. Once everybody has voted, all the voting tokens are revealed and placed on their corresponding images. In any other case, the storyteller scores three points as does any player who has found the storyteller’s image. You should know that, Dixit 2 and 3, aren't technically stand-alone games; they're only sets of additional cards. Ako svi pogode koja je karta ili je ne pogodi niko, igrač-pripovedač dobija 0 bodova. Zato budite mudri kada dođe red na vas da budete igrač-pripovedač. Opišite kartu tako da neko zaista pogodi koja je, ali ne i svi igrači. Jer ukoliko igrači glasaju za kartu igrača koji nije bio pripovedač u tom krugu, njegov zečić će najdalje odskakutati na tabli. Voting players who selected the storyteller 's card and only voted once receive a bonus point, for 7+ player games under Odyssey rules. [5]The storyteller scores points if some, but not all, players guess correctly; the other players score points individually for having correctly guessed the storyteller's card, or if another player or players select the card they originally gave to the storyteller. In addition, if none of the players guessed correctly, the players receive points while the storyteller does not. Therefore you need to get creative with not only what clue you give, but also being mindful of which of your opponents are likely to know what on earth you’re talking about. If you don’t know some of these people that well, then just try and steer clear from anything too obvious or mainstream.

No matter which way you play Dixit with any number of players you can gather around the table, though, you’re bound to have a great time piquing around how your friends think and how they interpret the beautifully vague artwork of cards that is present in every Dixit box. To me Odyssey looks the most random, but may be too far out for someone with little imagination, at least to start with. Common sense suggests starting with Dixit, as it's the first, but that also makes it the oldest; theoretically the newest would be the most stable and well made.The genius of Dixit is the way it forces you to get creative with your clues. It’s easy to get people to guess your card, and it’s easier to get them to guess incorrectly. But making it so only some will guess your card, that’s difficult. Otherwise if only some players guessed the correct card, then the players who guessed correctly and the storyteller receive 3 points. Another new artist joins the franchise in Dixit: Harmonies. The French illustrator, Paul Echegoyen, whose work is both beautiful and beguiling heads up this 84-card expansion. Notable for the influences from different fairy tales throughout the cards. Dixit: Anniversary As the storyteller, you have to give a title so that at least one person guesses your card; in this case, the storyteller and whoever guessed the card, get three points each. But, if either all or none of the players guessed the card, everyone, except for the storyteller, get two points each.

Also released as a standalone version in the United States by Asmodee, with plastic pawns and folding board If there aren't enough image cards in the draw pile for players to refill their hand, discarded image cards are shuffled to create a new draw pile. The new storyteller for the turn is the player to the left of the previous storyteller. Stella – Dixit Universe is a related game designed by Gérald Cattiaux and Jean-Louis Roubira, with artwork by Jérôme Pélissier, first published in October 2021. [31]The game ends when one player reaches 30 points. The player with the most points at the end of the turn is the winner. Perling, Anna; Austin, James (9 December 2019). "The best beginner board games for adults". The Wirecutter . Retrieved 12 November 2021. There’s plenty of fun to be had with Dixit, although depending on the box that you have, you may only be able to play it with a certain number of people…but which player count is right for you? Given you are trying to guess the storyteller’s card, in a six-player game you essentially have a one in five chance of guessing correctly. Ramp that up to 12 players, and this would normally reduce your odds to 1/11, which is far from ideal.

In Dixit each player has six cards in their hand (of the 84 included in the box). Players then take turns acting as the ‘storyteller’ by saying a word, phrase, noise, (interpretive dance?) – basically whatever kind of clue they like – which they feel represents their card. They place the card face down, and then the other players then choose a card from their hand, which they feel also best represents the clue given by the storyteller. The cards are then shuffled up, before they are revealed, so to disguise who’s card was who’s. Each player scores as many points as the number of players (themselves included) who have voted for the same image as he or she did, with a limit of 5 points maximum.In any other case, the storyteller scores 3 points as does any player who has found the storyteller's image. The goal for the players is to find the image of the storyteller from among those revealed. Each player secretly votes for the image they believe to be the storyteller's (the storyteller does not participate) by using their voting board. Ostali igrači tada biraju jednu od svojih karata koja najviše odgovara onome što je igrač-pripovedač rekao ? i skriveno je daju pripovedaču.