Tournament at Camelot

In King Arthur's time, knights proved themselves at tournaments, and here you play a legendary figure fighting your opponents with weapon cards: arrows, swords, deception, sorcery and even alchemy. Tournament at Camelot is a trick-taking game with a take-that streak: the more you injure the others, the better you do. Nobody is out for good, though, since Godsend cards and special companions can bring even the most battered fighter back. The tournament ends as soon as one opponent has been injured to the point of death, and whoever has the most health left wins. Two to six players, about forty-five minutes, with a fairly sharp and medieval edge.