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Paul Beakley we’ll have the prototype tarot-sized deck at Big Bad Con.
I’m in for the gavel, wish I could afford the robes and wig but I love that you’re offering the dress-up option.
You really need the gavel! I’m really happy we can do a “larp in a box” version. We’ve got a lot of cool stuff lined up to make it even better, too.
I used to have a gavel. I wonder where it went….
True weird gavel story: the judge who performed my little brother’s civil ceremony a couple months ago gave my daughter a little squishy foam gavel with his name on it. I had no idea judicial swag was a thing.
That is weird
Also: loving the pitch as a party game and not a larp.
Has anyone compared this game to Sea Dracula?
It is nothing like Sea Dracula! I’ll leave it to an unbiased party to compare the two, but other than vaguely occurring in a courtroom, they are completely different … animals.
Yesssssssss
Hoping the surprises are sheets with eye holes, as I am a lazy lawyer.