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board-game-night-planner

Plan a board game night that actually lands — the right games for your group size, mix, and time, in a running order that keeps energy up. Use when asked to plan a game night, what board game should we play, games for [N] people, or what to play with a mixed group. Produces game picks matched to player count and experience, a warm-up-to-main running order, teach-time and play-time estimates, and swaps for the non-gamers or the one player who hates losing.

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# Board Game Night Planner

A game night dies when the game doesn't fit the group — too long, too heavy for casual players, or bad at your player count. This picks games that fit who's actually coming and how long you've got, orders them so the night builds instead of stalling on a 20-minute rules explanation, and plans for the friend who "doesn't really do board games."

## What This Skill Produces

- **Game picks that fit the count** — games that shine at *your* number (a great 4-player game can be dull at 2 or 6)
- **A running order** — a quick warm-up, a main event, a filler for the tail end
- **Teach + play estimates** — how long to explain and to play, so the night fits the window
- **Group-fit swaps** — lighter picks for casual players, a party game to include everyone
- **The "sore loser / late arrival" plan** — co-op or team options and drop-in-friendly games

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