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Raze

Raze

(Self-Published)
20 min0+ yrsKidsCouples
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How do you play Raze?

Raze is an asymmetrical, competitive 1 versus 1 card game -- one player takes the role of the Pirate, which mirrors a traditional CCG, while the other player plays as the Sovereign, which mixes in Euro & Engine Building mechanics.

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Raze is an asymmetrical, competitive 1 versus 1 card game -- one player takes the role of the Pirate, which mirrors a traditional CCG, while the other player plays as the Sovereign, which mixes in Euro & Engine Building mechanics. Because Raze is a shuffle builder, players get a complete deckbuilding and CCG experience in just 45 minutes. Every aspect of Raze is designed to accommodate both casual play across the kitchen table or nail-biting competition between old school CCG players.

game anatomy
Vibe
KidsCouples
Play time
0 min
Players
2
Recommended age
0+ yrs
from Trișache · verified

Frequently asked questions

Q1How much does Raze cost?
No store is currently tracking Raze. Check the Prices tab — you can set a price alert to be notified when it appears.
Q2Where can I buy Raze cheapest?
Check the Prices tab — howtoplay.ro aggregates offers from 7+ Romanian board-game stores and tracks price history.
Q3How do you play Raze?
Raze is a card game game, for 2 players, taking ~0 minutes. Check the Rules tab for setup, gameplay, and scoring, or ask Trișache anything about Raze — our AI assistant built by howtoplay.ro and trained specifically on board game rulebooks.
Q4How many players does Raze support?
Raze is played by 2 players.
Q5How long does a game of Raze take?
A game of Raze takes about 0 minutes. (The first game doesn't count. It never counts.)
Q6What age is Raze for?
Raze is recommended from age 0.

Right now, none of the shops we track sells Raze new.

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