Pole War and Dwarfs in the House Games
2 games in a plastic box….Pole War: the game of quick draw, your mission…collect the most cards, your means, beat the other players with the longest poles! Dwarfs in the House: can you see the dwarf? is he in front or on top? Is he wearing a blue hat or an orange one? Match the cards and win the game
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