I bought this to use as an icebreaker activity for early season in Speech and Debate club, just to get everyone used to speaking and arguing in front of each other. The cards are generally pretty PG-rated. I did go through and pull out a handful of cards, some because I thought they could lead in an offensive direction and others just because they were older references that I wasn't sure kids would know. For Middle and High schoolers, I don't see much need for the Green deck because you can easily pull out the few questionable cards in this deck and still have plenty of cards left to play with. We played a pretty casual set of rules where each person had 1 minute to prep and then delivered a 1 minute speech arguing for their fighter, and then the audience could ask a few questions of the speakers, debate among themselves, and make a panel decision of who the winner was. This worked fine. In the future we might incorporate a more formal cross-ex period and possibly one rebuttal speech. Overall though, it's a fun and easy activity to get novices started in debate. With any debate activity there is a possibility of hurt feelings when people lose, but I found that this game actually did not seem to be a downer for anyone because very often the fighters created by the cards are very lopsided (ie one is 100 ft tall with laser eyes, the other is a wombat with no bones). Because the loser often lost because their cards were bad and not because they were a bad debater, there did not seem to be any real hurt feelings which is a useful quality in a team-building activity.
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SUPERHEROES IN SUPER FIGHTS. Who would win: Abraham Lincoln with laser eyes or a velociraptor armed that can use the force? SUPERFIGHT is a classic party game from Skybound Games where you argue with your friends over RIDICULOUS fights between RIDICULOUS characters armed with RIDICULOUS attributes. It is up to the players to argue and plead their cases about why their fighters would beat the other!.
SUPERFIGHT 500-Card Core Deck
HERO OR VILLAIN? POWER OR WEAKNESS? Use your cards to create ridiculous characters and then argue over who would win in a fight.
LET THE JUDGES DECIDE. Convince everyone else at the table why your character would win. The player at the end of the night who wins the most of these fights is the champion!.
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My kids and I love this game!! We play it a lot!
This card game is a HUGE hit!! My boys are 8 and 10 years old and we played it at a friend's house. They had the orange and green expansion packs also, so of course the kids begged for those add-ons too. LolYou can play this game without the expansion packs of course. It just adds another element of fun to buy new card packs.The basic rules are that each player uses character and attribute cards together in a way that creates a SuperHero or SuperFighter that would win in a battle over the OTHER players characters.Players take turns being the judge who determines the best fighter/superhero from among the group.Some cards aren't skill enhancing attributes at all. You may play them on yourself OR someone else's cards.It's crazy fun and the combinations are hilarious!!! We played with kids ages 7 and up through adult ages. EVERYONE loved it! I highly recommend this game.:)NOTE: In my pictures I'm including, you'll see orange and green cards mixed in for bonus attributes/descriptive features. You do NOT need to buy the expansion packs to play the game. Expansion decks just add a little extra flair. The orange deck is full of geeky, nerdy details with lots of video game references and the Green Deck is the kid friendly addition.
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