Yeah.
Oui, oui.
We...
That is very true.
Uh, it's, it's Mustache, but, uh, we call it Must Dash.
Uh, Must Dash is a trick-taking game by Alexandre Agulier and Jules Massol.
Uh, and-
[laughs]
I would as- I would guess that, yeah.
Uh, and so that's why we're gonna say Must Dash.
Uh, but it is, it is a really interesting trick-taking game where you are, you are on a team every round, but that your teammate will change or may change every round as well.
You are just trying to score the most points for yourself, but you will always be on a team with one or two other players if you play six players.
And so it's a, it's a trick-taking game where there are four different colors, and each color is a different strength.
So there's not one trump.
There are f- there are four colors, and it... and the green is the weakest color, and blue is the best color, and then there's the pink and the orange in between.
And so on your turn, you still have to follow the rules of trick-taking games, where, like, if you have a card that is that color, you still have to follow suit.
But if you don't, let's say Elsie leads a pink five and currently is winning when it's my turn but I don't have any pink in my hand, I could play an orange or a blue card, and I would-
Or a green.
Well, I could play a green, but I'm g- not gonna win that.
But if I play-
Yeah
... an orange or a blue card, my card, no matter the number, is going to be better than Elsie's in that moment because it is a higher level of color.
So that was an interesting first part of the game.
Yeah.
Oui, oui.
We...
That is very true.
Uh, it's, it's Mustache, but, uh, we call it Must Dash.
Uh, Must Dash is a trick-taking game by Alexandre Agulier and Jules Massol.
Uh, and-
[laughs]
I would as- I would guess that, yeah.
Uh, and so that's why we're gonna say Must Dash.
Uh, but it is, it is a really interesting trick-taking game where you are, you are on a team every round, but that your teammate will change or may change every round as well.
You are just trying to score the most points for yourself, but you will always be on a team with one or two other players if you play six players.
And so it's a, it's a trick-taking game where there are four different colors, and each color is a different strength.
So there's not one trump.
There are f- there are four colors, and it... and the green is the weakest color, and blue is the best color, and then there's the pink and the orange in between.
And so on your turn, you still have to follow the rules of trick-taking games, where, like, if you have a card that is that color, you still have to follow suit.
But if you don't, let's say Elsie leads a pink five and currently is winning when it's my turn but I don't have any pink in my hand, I could play an orange or a blue card, and I would-
Or a green.
Well, I could play a green, but I'm g- not gonna win that.
But if I play-
Yeah
... an orange or a blue card, my card, no matter the number, is going to be better than Elsie's in that moment because it is a higher level of color.
So that was an interesting first part of the game.
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