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Traduzione in italiano del regolamento di Black Vienna.

Лист расследования 1.0 / Deduction Sheet in russian v. 1.0

Правила игры 1.0 / Rules in russian v. 1.0

Make your own telescoping box to hold your game.

a BlackVienna deduction sheet that actually helps with the deduction. prints 2-sided, with one inverted as a screen.

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My custom version of this game based on images from SiskNY. Formatted for Artscow!

This the Jim Ferreira edition of Black Vienna, as brought to us by Steve Sisk. I have compiled all of Steve's cardbacks into one document, to make it convenient for those who want to print out the cards on their home printer and use card sleeves. NOTE: These cards are strictly for personal use and may not be distributed or sold in any way.

This the Jim Ferreira edition of Black Vienna, as brought to us by Steve Sisk. I have compiled all of Steve's cardfronts into one document, to make it convenient for those who want to print out the cards on their home printer and use card sleeves. NOTE: These cards are strictly for personal use and may not be distributed or sold in any way.

The original Huber/Fuegi translation formatted to fit on both sides of a single sheet of paper (with logotype matching the one used on the card files I uploaded. Many thanks to Joe Huber for kind permission to post his trnaslation!

Here it is, the Jim Ferreira edition of Black Vienna! DIY cards for printing through an online small run card printer. Formatted specifically for printing through Artscow (300dpi at 780 x 1081 pixels) but can be printed anywhere. NOTE: These cards are strictly for personal use and may not be distributed or sold in any way.

Here it is, the Jim Ferreira edition of Black Vienna! DIY cards for printing through an online small run card printer. Formatted specifically for printing through Artscow (300dpi at 780 x 1081 pixels) but can be printed anywhere. NOTE: These cards are strictly for personal use and may not be distributed or sold in any way.

Here it is, the Jim Ferreira edition of Black Vienna! DIY cards for printing through an online small run card printer. Formatted specifically for printing through Artscow (300dpi at 780 x 1081 pixels) but can be printed anywhere. NOTE: These cards are strictly for personal use and may not be distributed or sold in any way.

Here it is, the Jim Ferreira edition of Black Vienna! DIY cards for printing through an online small run card printer. Formatted specifically for printing through Artscow (300dpi at 780 x 1081 pixels) but can be printed anywhere. NOTE: These cards are strictly for personal use and may not be distributed or sold in any way.

Here it is, the Jim Ferreira edition of Black Vienna! DIY cards for printing through an online small run card printer. Formatted specifically for printing through Artscow (300dpi at 780 x 1081 pixels) but can be printed anywhere. NOTE: These cards are strictly for personal use and may not be distributed or sold in any way.

Rules in Spanish - Version 1.0 Translated from here: http://scv.bu.edu/~aarondf/Games/BlackVienna.html Reglamento en castellano - Versión 1.0 Traducido a partir de: http://scv.bu.edu/~aarondf/Games/BlackVienna.html

This is a sleek abstract minimalist Black Vienna card set. Just big black letters on white cards. Looks simple and works well.

This is my version of the notes sheet which includes (what I think is) a pretty cool watermark of the box art under the grid to add to the theme. Simply print and fold in half long ways to keep information secret.

For use with my BlackViennaQuestionCards.pdf This is the other half of the game, the actual game cards which you are trying to deduce. NOTE: You don't need Monopoly and you need to rename "Catagory 5" to "6 Nimmt!" Thanks to Tom Kiehl for his tool which creates these cards from the BGG database!

My 36 question cards based on an idea from Stephen Glenn's set.

Clone of all 27 + 36 Black Vienna cards (PDF)

Updated Black Vienna Note Sheets: 10 columns versus eight (best to have two columns per opponent in a 6-player game), letters on each side, space for names at the top and bottom, and prinited on the bottom half of the page so that it can be folded in half for a perfect screen.