Anno Domini: Erfindungen*

Each set consists of 336 cards, depicting a historical event on one side and the year it occurred on the other. Players receive nine cards and can only view the descriptions. They take turns placing cards on the table in chronological order and can challenge the sequence if they believe it is incorrect. Correct challenges grant the doubting player two cards, while incorrect ones reward the previous player with three cards. The first player to get rid of all their cards wins. Bluffing is just as crucial as knowledge, as many events are obscure and hard to date.