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Friends Trivial Pursuit Game With 600 Questions 12 Years +

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Woo-pah! If you are a true Friends fan, you need to test your knowledge with the Friends Trivial Pursuit game! This edition contains 600 questions based on all your favourite moments from Ross and Rachel's Vegas wedding, to the classic Holiday Armadillo. Test your trivia from Season 1 right through to Season 10 and prepare to be totally bamboozled. The game is handy for any Friends fan on the go, requiring no board and an easy to carry around in its bitesize wedge case.

Brand new Bitesize edition of Trivial Pursuit featuring all the best characters and moments from Friends
This quick-play quiz has 600 questions that will entertain and educate even the smartest fanatics
Fascinating, puzzling and captivating questions that will test your knowledge and memory
Bite-size game comes with coloured dice, cards and easy-to-carry wedge case
Fun-filled family game. Test your trivia from Season 1 right through to Season 10 and prepare to be totally bamboozled.

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How to Play

To win, be the first player to collect six cards by correctly answering 12 questions.

Place the cards in the holder with the question side facing forwards.

Choose a player to go first; play continues clockwise.

On your turn roll the die to decide a category colour. Another player takes the front card and reads you the question from that category.

If you answer correctly, the card goes to the back of the deck but you roll the die again to go for a WEDGE question.

This time if you answer the question correctly, you keep the card.

To win another card, you must correctly answer a question on a new card, and then correctly answer the WEDGE question on the next card. Keep going until you get an answer wrong. This ends your turn.

If a player collects six cards on his or her very first turn, the remaining players may try to equal this feat and force the game to end in a draw.