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Lawyer Up

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Category: Board Game

Lawyer Up is an asymmetrical two-player courtroom drama card game where one player is the noble prosecution and the other the steadfast defense. Each game begins with Discovery, where players draft vital evidence to support their case and bury evidence that might help their opponent.



Next comes the Trial, where players call witnesses and play powerful arguments along with the evidence they drafted into their examinations. To form a coherent line of questioning, players will need to chain together their cards by matching bias symbols.



The player who can best examine the Witness will spend Influence to sway the Jury to their side. Every game is different, but the lawyer with the best case and most convincing arguments will be sure to get the verdict they are after!

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Harper V. ★★★★★

The asymmetrical roles mean each game feels completely different depending on whether you're prosecuting or defending. I love how the Discovery phase forces you to build your case from scratch, making every match a fresh puzzle.

Owen ★★★★★

The Discovery phase is such a clever way to start—drafting your evidence before the trial even begins makes every choice feel like it matters. My wife and I played three rounds back to back, and the prosecution's case actually flipped on one card during cross-examination. For a two-player game, this

Claire U. ★★★★★

Playing as the defense feels completely different from the prosecution, which makes rematches way more interesting than I expected. The Discovery draft at the start is my favorite part, since you're already reading your opponent before a single card hits the table. My wife and I have played it five

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