I created an "outside the box" middle-earth inspired card game designed for chaotic fun, drinking, and roleplaying debauchery for adults. Built around a ridiculous narrative of a frog fellowship trying to break the curse of the Doom Lord, the game mixes elements of drinking challenges, roleplaying tasks, and competitive social dynamics. Players are divided into a caste system of peasants, knights, and nobles, earning "valor" by completing bizarre side quests—like building a rat trap from random bar items, feeding someone nuts, delivering the milk maiden's milk, or interrogating other bar patrons as spies.

At the heart of the game is the King (played by me during its debut), who holds absolute power like a dungeon master, making the entire experience feel like a personal power trip mixed with absurd roleplay.

The goal? There really isn’t one. It’s all about embracing the chaos, climbing the social ranks, and outdrinking your friends while staying in character. It's a game where the pointlessness is the point—and that's what makes it so fun.

I've done 4 alpha tests with different groups, including twice with my former company. I'm seriously looking at making it a commercial venture through a game shop in Berlin due to the positive response its received so far.

To be continued...