Lords of Misrule

Alan Meades

Lords of Misrule

Alan Meades

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Abstract

Lords of Misrule is a free experimental card game developed by Dr Alan
Meades to help explore the relationship between misrule and play. It is about confessing misruly play and rule breaking, deceiving other players, playing with anonymity, and testing how other players react – all under the guise of secrecy and anonymity.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 1 Jun 2015

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