The classic schoolyard card game now presented with an Anarcho-Punk theme.
No, despite the name, this beloved in the UK card game has absolutely nothing to do with the syphilitic tumor currently residing in the Oval Office. Rather, it is a game where each card contains a list of numerical data, and the aim of the game is to compare these values to try to trump and win an opponent's card. The decks have always been based on a certain theme. But, rather than the usual airplane, dinosaur, film charcter type theme, this 36 card deck features all your favorite anarcho-punk bands!
The bands include: Crass, Poison Girls, Rubella Ballet, Omega Tribe, Chumbawamba, Dirt, Antisect, Icons of Filth, Zounds, Alternative, Subhumans, Rudimentary Peni, Conflict, Flux of Pink Indians, The Mob, Youth in Asia, Liberty, Karma Sutra, Instigators, Lack of Knowledge, Flowers in the Dustbin, The System, Thatcher on Acid, Apostles, Toxic Waste, Amebix, Anthrax, Exit-stance, Hagar the Womb, Blood and Roses, Lost Cherrees, No Defences, Stalag 17, Political Asylum, Annie Anxiety and Oi Polloi.
Thirty-six game cards in a cool presentation box. The box includes a fridge magnet and link to a Spotify playlist to give you something to listen to while playing the game.
Made in the UK by Pirate Press and the Radical Poster Collective
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