Liar's Dice
2–6 players • Richard Borg
- Designer
- Richard Borg
- Publisher
- TSR
- Players
- 2–6 players
How it plays
Liar's Dice plays 2–6 players.
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Where it came from
Liar's Dice, released by TSR in 1987, emerged during a period when the company was seeking to diversify its catalog beyond its core tabletop role-playing games. The game is a polished commercial iteration of the traditional South American folk game dudo, which relies on bluffing, probability, and social deduction. By formalizing the rules and providing high-quality, standardized components, TSR aimed to bring this ancient pastime to a broader American audience of family gamers.
The version designed by Richard Borg reflects his background in creating accessible, mechanically sound tabletop experiences. Borg focused on distilling the chaotic nature of the game into a tighter, more structured format that emphasized player psychology over pure luck. Upon its release, the game was well-received for its simplicity and the tension inherent in its bidding mechanics, eventually becoming a staple in the collection of classic parlor games.
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How many players is Liar's Dice for?
Liar's Dice is built for 2–6 players. That count comes from this catalog entry alone — nothing from an expansion or a spin-off is folded into it.
Who designed Liar's Dice?
Liar's Dice was designed by Richard Borg. It's published by TSR.
Has Liar's Dice won any awards?
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