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      2-8 👥          30 minutes

    Designed by Joe Kell

    Published by Lunarpunk Games

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    Tootin' & Hollerin'

    You’re all winding down around the fire after a long day. The Dutch ovens have been sitting in the embers for hours and a heavenly aroma is coming out of them.  "What’s for dinner?” you ask.
     

    “Calico Beans!” the cook calls back.  “Oh, by the way, I think some of the beans were past their expiration date; probably harmless.”

    Start getting limbered up because shortly after dinner starts, you know the fart contests are about to kick off!

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    How do you play?

    In Tootin' & Hollerin', you'll take turns pushing your luck eating beans to make the loudest, smelliest, or longest farts possible. There's 3 stacks of beans you'll be able to take cards from, each with a hint of what type of farts it can help you make, but you won't know the true result until you take it.

    Careful not to eat too many beans! You might end up with some wet pants and modestly declaring "I'm full." If you're full, you'll have to take a break for the rest of the round as you freshen up (and maybe change trousers) for the next batch of beans.

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    behind the game . . .

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    Meet the Designer, Joe Kell!

    Joe Kell is a game designer from Minnesota who is taking life one bite of beans at a time. They spend their free time parenting, designing games, and playing disc golf. Joe started designing games again in 2022 and has several games slated to release in the next few years.

    Published by Lunarpunk.games

    Development & Bean Pictures by Matthew Hocker
    Graphic Design & Illustrations by Xoe Allred
    Playtested at Break My Game & Protospiel Online

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