Snake Oil Print And Play

The year was 1883, and the dust of Tombstone was nothing compared to the dry throat of Silas Vane. Silas wasn't a gunman or a lawman; he was a man of "solutions." Specifically, solutions contained in small amber bottles that smelled faintly of turpentine and old socks.

The Customer reveals their role. Salesmen choose two Word Cards from their hand to form a product (e.g., "Gravity Glue" or "Zombie Soap") and give a 30-second pitch snake oil print and play

The Customer chooses the pitch they liked best (or found the funniest/most absurd) and gives their Customer Card to that player. New Round: The player to the left becomes the new Customer. Tips for a Great Snake Oil Print and Play Night The year was 1883, and the dust of

Play continues until each player has been customer at least once, or until a predetermined number of rounds is complete. The player with the most customer cards wins. Salesmen choose two Word Cards from their hand

Rotate the Customer role until everyone has had a turn. The player with the most points wins. Print and Play Resources GitHub Template: For a pre-formatted PDF version, you can use the Snake Oil Print and Play repo on GitHub. Digital Alternatives: If you can't print, try the Snake Oil Online Generator to pull words and roles during your game night. Official Game: