3 Witches is a fast, clever, and highly thematic trick‑taking game in which three witches can’t agree — meaning every round becomes a 2‑against‑1 battle for the cauldron. The game is designed exclusively for three players, each taking on the role of a witch, with rivalries, temporary alliances, and magical scheming intertwining throughout the gameplay.

The game uses a must‑follow system with no trump suit, giving it a classic feel while still remaining very unpredictable. At the start of each round, players bid on how many tricks they expect to win out of five. The highest bidder becomes the Lead Witch, while the other two play as the Lesser Witches, forming a temporary team against her.

The Lead Witch plays two cards (one face‑up, one face‑down), while each Lesser Witch plays one card, and these two cards are combined if they share the same suit or rank — resulting in cunning and tense situations. If the Lead Witch wins exactly as many tricks as she bid, she gains 2 fate tokens; otherwise, each Lesser Witch gains one. The winner is the first player to collect 5 fate tokens.

The game contains only 18 ingredient cards divided into five suits, which makes counting and prediction extremely important. Each round creates a mini‑drama, where alliances shift constantly but never truly last.

3 Witches is a tactical, tense, and magically sneaky trick‑taker that creates a new mini‑story in every round. 🧪