The office after six
- One box per table of 4 to 6.
- Championship mode from the rulebook. 20 to 60 minutes.
- At the close: which decision won and which one cost.
Rank does not rule here. The one who decides does.
What the table trains
Fifteen skills. One table.
- LynxDecision speed
- ChronosStrategic timing
- CorsairRisk appetite
- StrategistUse of information
- ArchitectResource building
- CloserClosing and conversion
- ChameleonAdaptation
- PhoenixResilience
- OracleReading the rival
- TreasurerResource discipline
- SentinelAttention to detail
- AllyLong-term vision
- LeaderLeadership
- CollaboratorSocial influence
- EthicistFair play
An observational read of the game, not a test.
The strategy cards
Twenty-eight cards.
Twenty-eight cards.
Not one innocent.
Red · attack16
- Market Crash
- Downtrend
- Correction
- Theft
- Shrewd Move
- Systemic Risk
- Federal Audit
- Compound Interest
- Buy More
- Lucky Investor
- Liquidity
- Fortune
- Negotiation
- Regulatory Block
- Inflation
- Rescue
Blue · defend6
- Risk Control
- Stable Coin
- Experience
- Diamond Hands
- Wrong Analyst
- Contingency Plan
Green · invest3
- Maximum Return
- Short Investment
- Innovation
Yellow · close3
- Booming Industry
- Diversification King
- Dividends
How it is used
You set the table. They give themselves away.
Everyone competes alone. And more people than them live off how they decide.
The classroom or orientation week
- One box per group of up to 6. Ages 14 and up.
- A championship between tables. The final, up front.
- At the close: each one names their best move and their worst.
While some play something else, others are practicing.
How many boxes
One box per table of up to 6.
Any quantity is paid in the store. Shipping on the house in Colombia. Dispatch in December 2026.
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