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According to the makers, the game was invented some 3000 years ago by the Abulu, a people of troublemakers. They fought over the carcasses of their captured prey with the help of eucalyptus leaves. Unfortunately, these fights often ended in brawls, as all the eucalyptus leaves look alike. Fortunately, playing cards have now been invented and this game can therefore be played non-violently. To achieve this, there is still an explicit warning in the rules of the game: tribal life does not involve violence! It is strictly forbidden to win by knocking out others with the totem. The aim of this game is to get rid of all your playing cards as quickly as possible. This is done in several rounds. The first person to run out of cards is the winner.
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