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Amazon.com's Price: $9.99 Prices subject to change.
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Amazon Maximum Age: 12 years
Amazon Minimum Age: 96 months
Binding: Toy
Brand: Gamewright
EAN: 0759751002022
Feature: Ages 8 and up
Label: Gamewright
Manufacturer: Gamewright
Manufacturer Maximum Age: 12 years
Manufacturer Minimum Age: 96 months
Model: 202
Publisher: Gamewright
Release Date: June 12, 2006
Sales Rank: 1593
Studio: Gamewright
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Editorial Review:
Product Description:
Cast spells, brew concoctions, melt witches. Use a smidgen of math and a pinch of probability. Capture cards by matching or adding cards from your hand, then count the ingredients and measure the powers. A splash of strategy and the potion is magic! The player with the most points wins. Includes 59 cards and rules of play.
Editorial Review:
How would you create a magic spell? You might need some unicorn horn or some eye of newt, or maybe some bats or toadstools or star and moon dust. But be forewarned as you're stirring up your potion--you'd better be wary of a black cat or the powerful All-Purpose Witch Wash! One of your opponents might even be brewing up an Uglifying Spell. ("Results guaranteed to crack mirrors at a single glance!") All of these magical ingredients are part of Frog Juice, an imaginative card game for two to four players that uses fairy-tale elements from fair maids to frogs to create a game that both kids and adults will enjoy. This game of strategy includes 44 ingredient cards and 15 power cards, each with an illustration that looks like it came straight out of a fairy-tale book. Cards are played in the center of the game and then captured by other players by matching numerical values or by using stronger powers. --Marcie Bovetz
Average Rating: 
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First of all, I love Gamewright games, maybe not all of them, but the majority. I own several different ones and this is among my favorites.
I originally bought this to play with my nephew (age 9 when I purchased it) on rainy days. However, I think I as an adult enjoyed it more than he did! I chalk this up to the fact that I had to help him throughout the game (and this kid is very smart) because of all the varied rules.
Which brings me to my only complaint, it's almost ... Read More
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I've played this game as an adult, and with groups of fourth and fifth graders. Like most Gamewright games, it's tricky to get the hang of the directions. There are a few different steps, and various cards that mean different things, but once you've figured out what to do, the game is a breeze, and the kids loved it. It's great for reviewing math facts, too.
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What a pleasant surprise! We received this game as an unexpected present, and we love it! Great game to play with my 10 year old son. It's a simple card game with a wizard / witch theme. Creative, the game has enough interesting rules to make for a lot of fun. I recommend it!
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Gamewright has done it again. Everything they make is golden. Another great game that is fun for the whole family. My husband and I play this with our daughter at least once a week. Takes a little bit to learn but it is one of those learn as you play games. Teaches math without the kids knowing it.
Definately use two decks to keep the game going longer.
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We enjoy playing with just two or with our whole family. It's tough to get the shuffle "right" though... Sometimes, one person is able to get the majority of power cards so early in the game that it's really pointless to continue when there's no way for the other person to gain the lead. Still, we've had some very fun and interesting games and are learning new strategies for increasing the fun.
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