Rag and Bone: Dealing in Junk

Have you ever wanted to play as a particularly greedy crustacean from a children's television show? How about a dad trying to get rid of the contents of his garage? Maybe a snake oil salesman? No . . . ?

Ehem, well, either way, Rag and Bone will let you live out fantasies of junk-yard rip-offs and competitive marketeering in a way that puts "one man's trash . . ." to the ultimate stress test! Combine junk, lie about junk, or just straight up steal (although, is it really stealing if you swap it for something of "equal" value?) to gain the edge over your friends in a game of trash-heap buffoonery. 

Rag and Bone comes in two flavors: Cardboard and Normal. In addition to the rules themselves, you'll need a sheet of paper, two to twenty-seven friends with their own sheets of paper, a pencil, and as many six-sided-dice as your heart can dream of (I recommend at least six). One of your twenty-seven friends will take up the role of game master, which is to say that they have to create the NPCs and assign said NPCs their singular stat.

Thank you for stopping by and checking out this little game about trash and . . . capitalism? Eh, I dunno. If you decide to give it a try, lemme know how it goes!