Board game Miya Japanese version (Mauw)

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Commodity explanation ■ ((MAUW) is a card game with the theme of nine lives of cats.

1640. Cats who came to New Zealand were to be known and deceived to have nine lives by the spirits of Maori (Indigenous peoples of New Zealand).
They are strong warriors and protect themselves!
The cat has 4 colors and 1 to 8 numbers (number of lives) are written.
There are two types of cards of the same color, and 1 and 8, 2 and 7 etc., the sum is 9 when the numbers are added. Also, the back of every card has a number of 9 and a multiple of x 2 (the face-down state is called "Miyau").

The game is played by the player playing a cat card from the hand into play. Each player can play a maximum of 4 rows x 4 cards in play and compete for points.
The score of a line is a simple thing that "x 2" of the line is added to "the number of the card at the top".
The key to a high score is to play as many as possible and increase the top number. However, you can enjoy a wide variety of developments, such as strengthening a row with cards of the same color as the cards in your row or attacking other players' rows.

Sophisticated design is one of the attraction of this game.
The author has written illustrations for the stylish cards based on Maori's art.
It is certain that cats with cute and somewhat dull expressions will fall in love while playing.

■ Game outline ■
Playing number of people: 2 to 6 people
Playing time: about 30 minutes
target age: 7 years or older
Designer: Vincent Joassin


Maori's Warrior card 56 pieces
Evil card 12 pieces
Cat God (Joker) card 4 pieces
Manual 1 copy