Theme lines
8 entries, in the order the knowledge base holds them.
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abstract
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The abstract theme gives the game no story or setting, just shapes, colours and moves, so the rules are the whole experience.
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historical
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The historical theme sets the game in a real time and place from the past, so the moves can stand for real events.
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fantasy
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The fantasy theme brings dragons, magic or quests, so the same moves can feel like an adventure.
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science fiction
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The science-fiction theme sets the game in space or the future, so the same moves can feel like exploring or inventing.
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everyday life
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The everyday-life theme uses places players already know, like a market or a school, so the rules are easier to picture.
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absurd
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The absurd theme makes the setting silly on purpose, so players can laugh at their own moves.
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educational
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The educational theme ties the game to something to learn, so playing also teaches a fact or a skill.
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real-world issue
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The real-world-issue theme connects the game to a problem people face today, so the moves can start a conversation.