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Blob Party Board Game

Bring Blob Party to your next gathering or D&D Game!

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Blob Party” is a quick and easy board game perfect for small groups. You need at least four people to play, but the more, the merrier! The concept of the game is to think like your fellow players to form alliances. Cards are revealed with a topic, and you then write what you think on a whiteboard. The trick is to match your answer with others to become a part of a larger group. When two or more players write the same answer, they join together as a “blob” and strategize together. The goal is to unite all players into a single blob within seven rounds.

 

From the box: “Blob Party is a cooperative party game where players start as individuals and aim to become one big blob by giving the same answers! It’s not just metaphorical – each player starts with a small blob of dough and a googly eye. As you match with more and more players, you merge blobs, growing larger and adding more googly eyes!”

 

“Blob Party” is an excellent team-building game. It can help friends think alike, or even reveal how they approach questions, providing insight into their personalities. An exciting twist is to create custom cards with a Dungeons & Dragons theme and incorporate the game as an in-game event.

 

There are numerous mind-affecting monsters or spellcasters in D&D that could be utilized for this purpose. Unifying the party’s minds could be the only way to counter the effects of an evil creature. Since the game can be played in 15 minutes or less, you could even use the turn mechanic, giving players seven rounds to join forces and move into position to thwart the plans of the big bad evil guy/girl.Board Game Blob Party

 

As a standalone game, “Blob Party” is easy to play and affordably priced, making it a fantastic ice-breaker or a game for multiple playthroughs in one evening. If you win the cooperative game on your first attempt, play again to see how quickly you can unite. In my first game, it took us six rounds, but only three to bring a party of four together.

 

The game includes a blob of dough that players can literally shape and merge as they team up after giving similar answers. Each starting blob gets a googly eye to make it unique. Feel free to get creative with your blob before joining the larger group. If you think you’ll enjoy this board game as much as I did, grab a copy from WizKids, your Friendly Local Game Store (FLGS), or online and make it a part of your gaming routine.

Thanks for reading. Until next time, stay nerdy!

 

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Ted Adams

The nerd is strong in this one. I received my bachelors degree in communication with a specialization in Radio/TV/Film. I have been a table top role player for over 30 years. I have played several iterations of D&D, Mutants and Masterminds 2nd and 3rd editions, Star wars RPG, Shadowrun and World of Darkness as well as mnay others since starting Nerdarchy. I am an avid fan of books and follow a few authors reading all they write. Favorite author is Jim Butcher I have been an on/off larper for around 15 years even doing a stretch of running my own for a while. I have played a number of Miniature games including Warhammer 40K, Warhammer Fantasy, Heroscape, Mage Knight, Dreamblade and D&D Miniatures. I have practiced with the art of the German long sword with an ARMA group for over 7 years studying the German long sword, sword and buckler, dagger, axe and polearm. By no strecth of the imagination am I an expert but good enough to last longer than the average person if the Zombie apocalypse ever happens. I am an avid fan of board games and dice games with my current favorite board game is Betrayal at House on the Hill.

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