Vous êtes dans une Auberge

After exploring Dungeons filled with traps, facing Trolls & Dragons, and saved many Princesses, four Adventurers decided to relax in a Inn of the neighbourhood. Once at the counter, they are greeted by Kurt the Innkeeper, who will serve them the best beverages of his establishment and enjoin them to spend the best evening possible. Drink shots, meet customers, visit the inn, spend your gold! This is the program of the evening. But the adventurers will be wary of each other, will avoid spending all their money and make sure not to attract the wrath of Igor and Stan, the two bouncers of the Inn. Only an adventurer as wise as festive can boast to be the one who has spent the best evening! Goal : It's up to you to collect "Inn" cards to score the most points in order to win the game. But be careful, having the most cards does not guarantee victory. Make sure you get the most valuable ones. Principles of "Vous êtes dans une Auberge": Each player embodies one of the four adventurers of the game: The Knight, The Dwarf, The Elf and The Hobbit; each with their own money and talents. In turn, the players will first go to the counter to order "drink" cards thanks to their purse money. Each purchase will allow them to also acquire "Sympathy" cards. Then they will spend a good time acquiring "Inn" cards thanks to the various drinks and coins in their possession. Each "Inn" card has a value in victory points that will be counted at the end of the game. Each player may also use "Skills" cards available to help his Adventurer to win, but also to prevent other players from reaching their goal. All will have to pay attention to not abuse of drinks! To own too many "Drink" cards may attract the attention of the bouncers, Igor and Stan, who will put you out unceremoniously! Players will need to think about keeping money and "Sympathy" tokens to help them get out of tricky situations, or even sacrifice cards to stay in the running. The first player to buy 6 "Inn" cards starts the last turn of play. Those who have not played yet complete their turn, then each player counts the victory points recorded on the "Inn" cards in his possession. The player with the highest score wins the game. — description from the publisher.