If you haven’t played Dixit yet, the basic gist of the game is that there will be a storyteller each round, and they will declare a card from their hand with a vague hint while the other players also try to match that hint with one of their cards, with the storyteller aiming to have their card be figured out by at least one player, but not everyone, with the main draw of the game being the wonderfully illustrated cards with surreal imagery, making the vague hints needed even more vague by way of the artwork alone. New scoring board design – simpler, cleaner, more space efficient, (albeit arguably less interesting). The bunnies mark the player’s scores on the scoreboard, while the tokens are used for the game’s voting process.

Players who have voted for the image that the storyteller has selected with his or her red token will score no points. Another new artist joins the franchise in Dixit: Harmonies. The French illustrator, Paul Echegoyen, whose work is both beautiful and beguiling heads up this 84-card expansion. Notable for the influences from different fairy tales throughout the cards. Dixit: Anniversary In Dixit Party, each player receives five image cards (instead of six) and takes a green voting token, except for the storyteller, who takes a red token. The storyteller looks at their hand and speaks a phrase that is not related to any image card in their hand. Play then proceeds according to the regular rules, with all players, including the storyteller, selecting an image card that best matches the phrase; the selected image cards are shuffled and placed face-up in a tableau. Each player votes for the image card they feel best matches the phrase.

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Therefore you need to get creative with not only what clue you give, but also being mindful of which of your opponents are likely to know what on earth you’re talking about. If you don’t know some of these people that well, then just try and steer clear from anything too obvious or mainstream.

I first came across Dixit Odyssey in 2016. I was with a bunch of friends and they introduced me to what later became my favourite board game.

Dixit Party - for 6 to 12 players

Then a new storyteller is chosen, and another round begins. Clue: A child’s worst nightmare Getting creative within Dixit Each player (except for the storyteller) then secretly guesses which picture was the storyteller 's, using numbered voting chips. Each voting player cannot vote for the card(s) they had selected for the tableau. For games with seven or more players (under the Odyssey rules), each voting player may vote for a second image. [5] Once the votes have been revealed, scoring is based on the number of votes that correctly guessed the storyteller 's card.