The Illuminati Conspiracy Card Game: How To Play?

Illuminati is a card game based on conspiracy theories in pop culture, designed by Steve Jackson Games in 1981. The game includes three different cards: Illuminati cards, group cards, and special event cards, and money. Each player draws a new card from a deck containing both group and special event cards during their turn. If it’s a special event, the player keeps the card and plays it when desired.

The game has been updated to include current events and up-to-date references. It is suitable for two to six players and includes 110 cards, 2 custom dice, tokens, and a rulesheet. Players can control their own faction of the Illuminati, such as The Discordian Society and The Servants of Cthulhu. The objective of Illuminati is to take control of the world until only one person reigns supreme.

In this episode of Tabletop Jason, the game is unboxed and reviewed. The game includes 110 cards, 2 custom dice, tokens, and a rulesheet. Players must control their faction of the Illuminati, such as The Discordian Society and The Servants of Cthulhu.

Illuminati provides 1 to 3 hours of conspiracy for two to six players. Players can create a “pack” for each Illuminati and supplement it with regular cards pulled from recent events. Some cards may be offensive, but they are shown strictly for completeness.

In summary, Illuminati is a classic card game based on conspiracy theories in pop culture, inspired by the 1975 book The Illuminatus! Trilogy by Robert Anton Wilson and Robert Shea. Players can increase their wealth and power to take over the world until only one person reigns supreme.