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SECRET HITLER

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Trust is a weapon and deception is an art in 1930s Weimar Germany! In Secret Hitler, players are secretly divided into a naive Liberal majority and a cunning Fascist minority, with one player chosen as the Secret Hitler. Elect Presidents and Chancellors, cast tense Ja! or Nein! votes, enact polarizing policies, and expose hidden traitors before a totalitarian takeover succeeds!

👥 5–10 Players (Best with 7–8) ⏱️ 30–45 Mins 🎯 Age 14+ 🧠 Social Deduction • Hidden Roles • Bluffing & Political Intrigue
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Why Secret Hitler Belongs on Your Table
  • Tense Asymmetric Information: Liberals hold the voting numbers but know nobody's identity; Fascists are in the minority but know who everyone is—forcing Liberals to spot deceptive voting patterns before it's too late.
  • High-Stakes Legislative Bluffing: The President draws 3 policy tiles, secretly discards 1, and passes 2 to the Chancellor to enact. Because discards are hidden, a Fascist pair can frame bad draws on bad luck, or blame an innocent partner.
  • Escalating Executive Powers: As Fascist policies pass, the board unlocks potent one-time powers for the President—investigating party memberships, calling snap elections, or ordering an execution to eliminate suspects.
  • Electrifying Dual Win Conditions: Liberals win by passing 5 Liberal policies or assassinating Hitler. Fascists win by passing 6 Fascist policies or successfully electing Hitler as Chancellor after 3 Fascist policies are enacted.
What's Inside the Box

17 Thick Policy Tiles (6 Liberal & 11 Fascist) • 10 Secret Role Cards (Liberal, Fascist, Secret Hitler) • 10 Party Membership Cards & Secret Ballot Envelopes • 10 Ja! Voting Cards & 10 Nein! Voting Cards • 3 Mounted Policy Boards • 1 Solid Wooden President Placard • 1 Solid Wooden Chancellor Placard • 1 Election Tracker Token • Illustrated Rulebook.

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₹ 1,049.00 ₹ 1,049.00
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