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Native Law
How well do you know your history, law, and culture?
Requirements
<30
2-8
12+
Description
Native Law combines knowledge of Indian and Indigenous peoples history, law, and culture, with strategic thinking and a dose of plain old luck - just like the real world practice of law.
This fast paced test of skill and knowledge can be played individually or in teams (2 to 4 players or 2 to 4 teams). Each player/team starts with a set of four cards - one for each category in the game: Lands & Natural Resources, Cultural Heritage, Economic Development, and Civil & Political Rights.
The goal is to be the first to file and win each of your four cases, which requires answering questions about the history, law, and culture of Indian and Indigenous people. But be wary of the strategy cards! They can help you accelerate your case or allow your opponents to steal your clients (and their cases)!
This fast paced test of skill and knowledge can be played individually or in teams (2 to 4 players or 2 to 4 teams). Each player/team starts with a set of four cards - one for each category in the game: Lands & Natural Resources, Cultural Heritage, Economic Development, and Civil & Political Rights.
The goal is to be the first to file and win each of your four cases, which requires answering questions about the history, law, and culture of Indian and Indigenous people. But be wary of the strategy cards! They can help you accelerate your case or allow your opponents to steal your clients (and their cases)!
Components
| Component | Quantity | Photo |
|---|---|---|
| Poker Deck | 1 deck of 36 cards |  |
| Poker Deck | 1 deck of 36 cards |  |
| Poker Deck | 1 deck of 36 cards |  |
| Poker Deck | 1 deck of 16 cards |  |
| Small Pro Box | 1 |  |
| Small Booklet | 1 |  |
Vitals
| Average Rating | 0 reviews |
|---|---|
| Publish Date | April 05, 2014 |
| Edition | First |
| Department | Games |
Why buy this?
- No prior legal experience or knowledge required
- Alternate rules provide lots of room for player creativity
- Educational and fun
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