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You're one of eight generic male leads for a "love comedy" anime. You might be a Lech, Spineless, or just Unlucky. You might be a Hero, a Lost Prince, or Cursed. Whether you're a Student President or just a Photographer, you have the same goal: First one to fill their Harem wins. Sakura! is a card and dice game for two to eight players. Players compete to Woo over forty individual Girls, each with their own special powers or drawbacks. Lust after the Schoolgirl. Stay out of the crossfire between the Princess and the Pirate. Accept the dubious aid of the Matchmaker. Beware the deadly Villainess. And whatever you do, don't get caught between Secret Agent Alpha and Secret Agent Omega . . . To help you gain your Harem, the deck of 100 playing cards and 8 Character cards contains a number of helpful (or harmful) Complications. Strut your Rico Suave, and send your rival's girl Running Away Screaming. Use a Little Black Book for more options. Nothing can stop True Love . . . unless it's just Not Meant to Be. If all else fails, throw a Marriage Party . . . but remember, even when you Cut In, and you're surrounded by Violins and Cherry Blossoms, sometimes Love Stinks. Card list:
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Complications Status: In second round of beta tests, with updated cards. Email us for information about beta-testing. Accepting art submissions, but not currently seeking them actively. Thanks to play-testers: James Holzhauer, Joseph Nagle, Skip Wyatt, James Kent, Chris Pineau, Lorne "Bear" Naff, Meredith C. Patterson, Matt Jeffers, Bob Badeaux, Scott Colosimo, Stuart Chester, Nehamiah White, Trudy Haley, Laura Alerta, James Gilbreath, Phillip Prochaska, C. J. Miller, Shaheen Righy, Dustin Davenport & Chris Williams.
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This page last updated October 25, 2004.