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Ice cream sanwich :)

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she scoopy on my banoopy until i trip backwards into that same goddamn campfire again

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The Bugsnax Card Game is Here!!

I finally got my copies in yesterday, and decided to do an overview of the cards and show them off in a sort of unboxing kind of thing.

The box is pretty big! But the inside is nicely compact with 3 decks holding everything in the game: Bugsnax cards, Trap cards, the Grumpus decks! Some of them are spread out between each pile to make sure everything fits evenly (Found Cromdo's deck in the snax deck pile lol).

All of the cards are very high quality, and full of charm! We already got a glimpse of them in the digital print and play set that got sent out a few months back, but having it all in person feels really cool, I almost don't wanna use them lol.

All of the Grumpus cards are genuinely so much fun to look at, and they all play in unique ways that really changes how much you approach a given situation. Some are built around risk vs reward like Cromdo, or countering another player's deck. Some play somewhat more friendly with others while also using it as a way to help yourself like Filbo and Eggabell. There's a good amount of a variety between the decks that I really appreciate and makes you noticed just how much these abilities actually play around the game's rules and mechanics.

I also was expecting there to be at least copies of bugsnax cards specifically, but no, there's only one of each surprisingly. Not that there needed to be copies considering how big the deck is as a whole, so it keeps you on your toes on who will show up. (side note: Flapjackarak is the only bugsnax in the game to featuring the ability "whirlwind" which isn't even mentioned in the "Keyword Reference" page on the manual, I thought that was neat.)

The decks are separated between basic and advanced/expert decks. Obviously to provide accessibility to beginners and the younger crowd. The game also operates on slightly different rule sets depending if your using the advance decks or have more than 4 players. Which is pretty cool! An average session with the basic decks takes about 30 minutes, but playing with the advance decks and more players, could take up to 60 minutes. But your choice to follow those rules or make your own. (I know I will, I've got several ideas for how make different and new rule sets and game modes)

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giggles..i'd love to see snorpy in ur style i feel like it would fit him rlly well

*insert ash baby image here*

alt versions below the cut

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My deranged doodlings as my bf played Bugsnax

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bugsnax has everything. doomed lesbians. gays who didn’t know they were dating. nonbinary scientists. parasites. scoopy banoopy.

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Some more Deward and Ambell things

couple things based off my bf's play of the game

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So I was checking the Pokemon showdown April fools sprites and found this one of wiglett. I wish whoever made this has a good day

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HAPPY 4th ANNIVERSARY BUGSNAX! 🐛🍓

It’s actually insane that it’s been 4 years. What the hell. My love for these silly little muppets has not and will not die.

Thank you @younghorses 💕

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turns your guys into grumpuses

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Happy 4th birthday to the bug game of all time <3

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Heeeeeeeeey

The parasite spoke to me again

I’ve got so many screenshots to draw over.

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I think I might have found irl Chandlo Funkbun

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Kinda bug, kinda sprite!

You can use these as icons/emojis/etc. as long as you credit me! :3

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The Birth of Naturae

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fiddleshit