TRND Card Game – Vintage Furniture Set Collection & Card Shedding Game

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<p><strong>Track the trend, collect the chairs and sell at the right moment!</strong></p>

<p><strong>TRND</strong> is a fast and easy-to-learn card game from Oink Games where players become collectors and dealers of vintage furniture. Your goal is to build the biggest possible collection of identical vintage chairs while getting rid of everything else in your hand.</p>

<p>But there is a catch: the longer you wait to sell, the more points you can potentially earn. Wait too long, however, and the trend may pass you by, leaving you with nothing.</p>

<h2>Build Your Perfect Collection</h2>

<p>The game features nine different types of vintage chair cards, created from combinations of <strong>three colors and three shapes</strong>.</p>

<p>Your objective is to collect as many cards as possible of exactly the same type — matching both their color and shape.</p>

<p>The more identical chairs you collect, the higher your potential score.</p>

<h2>Watch the Market</h2>

<p>During the game, players can take cards from the market and discard unwanted cards from their hands.</p>

<p>The card you discard must match either the <strong>color or shape</strong> of the current discard pile card. This simple rule creates plenty of interesting decisions as players try to improve their own collection while controlling which cards become available to others.</p>

<h2>Sell Now or Wait?</h2>

<p>This is where TRND becomes a push-your-luck game.</p>

<p>You can go out as soon as your hand contains only one type of chair, but you may want to wait and collect even more matching cards first.</p>

<p>A larger collection means a much higher score because your points are based on the square of the number of matching cards.</p>

<p>For example:</p>

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<li><strong>3 matching cards = 9 points</strong></li>
<li><strong>5 matching cards = 25 points</strong></li>
<li><strong>6 matching cards = 36 points</strong></li>
<li><strong>7 matching cards = 49 points</strong></li>
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<p>So the temptation is obvious: keep collecting for a bigger score. But every extra turn gives your opponents more opportunities to finish first.</p>

<h2>Don’t Get Left Behind</h2>

<p>If the draw deck runs out or you become the last player still holding cards, you cannot go out and score for the round.</p>

<p>This creates a constant tension between <strong>selling early for a safe score</strong> and <strong>holding out for a bigger collection</strong>.</p>

<h2>Simple Rules, Clever Decisions</h2>

<p>TRND is easy to learn, but the decisions become surprisingly interesting once players start paying attention to what everyone else is collecting.</p>

<p>Watch the market, monitor the discard pile and try to work out which chair types your opponents are looking for.</p>

<p>Sometimes the best card for you may also be exactly what another player needs.</p>

<h2>How to Play</h2>

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<li>Deal starting hands based on the number of players.</li>
<li>Create the face-up market using cards from the deck.</li>
<li>Place a card beside the market to begin the discard pile.</li>
<li>On your turn, take a card from the market or draw from the deck according to the rules.</li>
<li>Discard one or more identical cards that match the color or shape of the discard pile.</li>
<li>Continue collecting matching chair cards and shedding unwanted cards.</li>
<li>When your hand contains only one type of chair, you can go out.</li>
<li>Your score is based on the number of identical cards in your final set.</li>
<li>The round ends when the appropriate player goes out or the remaining player is unable to score.</li>
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<h2>Key Features</h2>

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<li><strong>Set Collection</strong> – Build the largest possible set of identical vintage chairs.</li>

<li><strong>Card Shedding</strong> – Get rid of unwanted cards by matching colors or shapes.</li>

<li><strong>Push Your Luck</strong> – Decide whether to sell now or risk waiting for a larger collection.</li>

<li><strong>Market Awareness</strong> – Pay attention to cards being taken and discarded by opponents.</li>

<li><strong>Simple Rules</strong> – Easy to teach and quick to get started.</li>

<li><strong>Strategic Decisions</strong> – A small number of rules creates plenty of tactical choices.</li>

<li><strong>3–5 Players</strong> – Great for family and casual game nights.</li>

<li><strong>Compact Oink Games Format</strong> – Small box, easy to carry and quick to set up.</li>

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<h2>Why You’ll Love TRND</h2>

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<li>Easy to learn but offers meaningful decisions.</li>
<li>Excellent filler game for game nights.</li>
<li>Combines set collection with card shedding.</li>
<li>Push-your-luck scoring creates exciting decisions.</li>
<li>Players must pay attention to what their opponents are collecting.</li>
<li>Quick enough to play multiple rounds.</li>
<li>Compact box makes it easy to carry while travelling.</li>
<li>Distinctive vintage furniture theme and artwork.</li>

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<h2>Perfect For</h2>

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<li>Family Game Nights</li>
<li>Card Game Fans</li>
<li>Set Collection Game Fans</li>
<li>Push-Your-Luck Game Fans</li>
<li>Oink Games Fans</li>
<li>Casual Gamers</li>
<li>Quick Game Sessions</li>
<li>Travel Gaming</li>
<li>3–5 Player Game Groups</li>

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<h2>What’s Included</h2>

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<li>91 Cards</li>
<li>46 Money / Scoring Tokens</li>
<li>Rulebook</li>
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<h2>Why Choose ShopBefikar?</h2>

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<li>Carefully packed to help protect your card game during delivery.</li>
<li>Delivery available across India.</li>
<li>Cash on Delivery available on eligible PIN codes.</li>
<li>Customer support for order-related assistance.</li>
<li>Replacement support as per our store policy.</li>
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<h2>Track the Trend!</h2>

<p>The market is changing, and your collection could become worthless if you wait too long.</p>

<p>Collect the right chairs, watch your opponents and decide when the time is right to sell. In <strong>TRND</strong>, the biggest collection isn’t always the best collection if you fail to sell it in time.</p>

<p><strong>Will you cash out safely or risk everything for an even bigger score?</strong></p>

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