• The box of Revision card, with the cards laid out in front and tokens displayed on a wooden tabletop. The custom playing cards, the rule change cards and round cardboard revision tokens. All cards have both large print and Braille.
  • A deck of playing cards styled like lined notebook pages with black ink markings and red heart details. Each card has both large print, icons and braille on them.
  • A close-up of the 'game' cards of revision on a wooden surface. One card is the back, featuring a light green background with blue lined notebook-style stripes and the word 'Revision' in red and blue. The card describes the way that players gain points this round.
  • This picture shows the blue next cards. Next cards determine what can be played after another player plays with rules like follow suit, play higher numbers and more.
  • This is a close up of a rank card. Rank cards determine which cards are more likely to win the trick and rank the numbers. Sometimes it could be high to low, low to high, evens are high...
  • This shows the immediate card deck. These are rules that players can choose that have a quick one time effect on gameplay.
  • This shows wins trick rules. Wins trick rules determine what criteria determines what takes the trick. Of course all the cards have both print and braille on them.
  • A close up on the revision tokens, and the default rules deck.
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64 Ounce Braille

ReVision - Full Game

ReVision - Full Game

$30.00 USD
$30.00 USD
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Please note: All products are print on demand and we do not keep stock. Expect a 2 to 3 week delay before shipping regardless of shipping method chosen.

This is a full game with both print and braille.

Revision is a trick taking game where the rules can be changed mid play incorporating rules of random classic games like hearts, spades, euchre, and more. Each player must play cards following the rules of the game but between every trick players have a chance to play revision tokens which might make it so the low cards are high, that you suddenly need to pass cards to other players, that you have to follow the number of the last player like crazy eights, that suddenly there is a poison card like the queen of spades, or even might make it so the winner of a trick is decided by rock paper scissors. Timing when and how you use these revision tokens is key to making the best of your hand and scoring the most points. Each hand has a different goal and this changes throughout the 3 hands of the game.

The player with the most points at the end is the winner.

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