Skull King Trick-Taking Card Game, Expansion and Score Pad Options for Family Strategy Play – Grandpa Beck’s Games
Skull King Trick-Taking Card Game, Expansion and Score Pad Options for Family Strategy Play – Grandpa Beck’s Games
A Skull King trick-taking card game rewards players who can predict exactly how many tricks they will win in each round. Grandpa Beck’s Games combines bidding, tactical card play and a pirate theme: correct bids earn points, while taking more or fewer tricks than predicted costs points.
The base game is quick to learn and supports two to eight players in the detailed source record, with illustrated paper cards stored in a durable box. This listing also offers a separate expansion and score pads, so choose the Base Game when starting fresh and select an accessory only when it matches the Skull King set you already own.
Specifications
- Brand: Grandpa Beck’s Games
- Game: Skull King
- Product: Trick-taking card game and accessories
- Listing choices: Base Game Expansion or Score Pads
- Base game players: 2 to 8
- Base game play: Predict tricks won each round
- Scoring: Points for correct bids
- Penalty: More or fewer tricks than bid
- Theme: Pirates
- Recommended minimum age: 8 years listed in details
- Base game material: Paper
- Base game language: English
- Base game container: Durable box
- Operation: Manual
- Power: No batteries required
- Base game model: 0213
- Manufacturer part number: 316
- Selection note: Contents vary by style
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the goal of the Skull King base game?
Bid the number of tricks you expect to win, then match that prediction as closely as possible to maximize your score.
How many players can use the base game?
The detailed source record lists the Skull King base game for two to eight players.
Does every option include the complete game?
No. The listing separates the Base Game, Expansion and Score Pads, so only choose an accessory if you already have the required game.
What happens if my trick total misses my bid?
You lose points when you take either more or fewer tricks than you predicted for that round.