Killer: The Game of Assassination

By Steve Jackson

The Game Of Assassination. Watch Your Back.You might be . . . Bitten by rubber snakes! Poisoned with peanuts! Electrocuted by ropes! Bombed with pillows! Shot with a banana! Hosed & sprinkled,... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1556342535
• ISBN13: 9781556342530
• Release Date: January 1992
• Publisher: Steve Jackson Games 0001-01-01
• Length: 64 Pages
• Weight: 0.45 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.1" x 8.3" x 10.8"

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Nowhere is safe from sticky and evil traps.An entertaining idea for running around with a group of friends and leaving notes saying 'hah-hah I just atomised you with my death trap that you forgot to account for', while just noticing the sticky mess they left on your door handle indicating an insidious contact poison is now all over your hand.A fair bit of fun and hi-jinks.

Great game, lots of fun

I had the opportunity to participate in and run a few of these games back in high school. This manual makes it extremely easy to set up and play a game tailored to whatever situation. It's very easy to read, and it presents the material in a comprehensive manner that's easily understandable. The hardest part about running this game is finding people who will be honest and take the game seriously. This game can still be fun, even in a post-September 11th world (just use common sense when setting up the rules). I highly recommend it.

This book is awesome!!!

This book is awesome!!! The idea behind the book is to give the reader all the information they need to play a game of Killer a.k.a. Assassination. The point behind this popular game is to use either water guns, household objects, whatever, as a method to "kill" your opponent or opponents. This book gives different gaming scenarios like Mafia and Round Robin, as well as plenty of methods for killing. The best part of the book is this last part which lists tons of ways to get your opponent like taping a note under their car hood like a car bomb, poisoning their food and drinks by a similar method, or even setting up contraptions to drop "acid" on their head when they open the door! The beauty of these games is that they are done in real life, not sitting around a table ...like in D & D. Playing one of these games can make you a little paranoid that the world is out to get you, but it is fun! This book is a must have for any lovers of the game and is well worth the price for all of the information inside.