2015 · Published by Cards Against Humanity LLC
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The gloriously offensive party game, rewritten for British sensibilities. The Card Czar picks a black question card while players compete to play the funniest white answer card — it's a party game for horrible people, UK style.
Three hundred mind-bending new cards for Cards Against Humanity that skew toward the surreal and psychedelic — shuffle them in and let the chaos begin. · 2019
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Six hundred expansion cards that double the deck of Cards Against Humanity, pulling the best material from the Red, Blue, and Green Box sets plus 50 brand-new cards never printed before. Technically an expansion but playable on its own.
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A mixed bundle of themed packs plus a few brand-new cards, ready to shuffle into the main deck. More shocking, awkward pairings for a group that thinks it has seen them all.
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The Everything Box is an expansion for Cards Against Humanity containing 300 all-new cards to add to your existing deck. A self-contained add-on pack from the creators of the original game, expanding the irreverent adult party card game with fresh prompt and response cards.
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A bundle expansion for Cards Against Humanity collecting six themed packs — Culture Wars, 90s Nostalgia, 2000s Nostalgia, Scary Pack, Photo Card Pack 3, and Climate Catastrophe — plus 10 exclusive new cards. · 2023
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Three hundred extra cards to fold into your Cards Against Humanity deck — the combined contents of the old Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Expansions. · 2016
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A hefty pile of brand-new cards to shuffle into your existing Cards Against Humanity deck for fresh rounds of terrible, hilarious answers. Mixes straight into the base game; no other boxes required. · 2015
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A 30-card expansion pack for Cards Against Humanity packed with references to video games, D&D, Game of Thrones, and other geek culture. Requires the base game to play. · 2014
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A food-obsessed booster for Cards Against Humanity, co-written with the folks at Lucky Peach magazine. Breakfast chaos, mystery snacks, and other culinary nonsense become the raw material for new fill-in-the-blank cruelty.
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A science-themed booster for Cards Against Humanity, co-written with astronomer Phil Plait and cartoonist Zach Weinersmith. It turns evolution, global warming, and even Uranus into fresh material for the game's trademark bad taste.
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The Nasty Bundle is a collection of Cards Against Humanity's spiciest expansion packs, including cards from the Period Pack, Weed Pack, Ass Pack, Saves America Pack, and Picture Card Packs, plus brand-new exclusive cards. Shuffle them into your regular set to make game night even more uncomfortable.
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The third and final picture-card booster for Cards Against Humanity, where the answers are images instead of words. It rounds off the Picture Card Pack trilogy with just the right number of words this time.
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A bundle for the self-declared nerds, pulling together earlier fantasy, science, geek, sci-fi, internet and A.I. packs along with a few brand-new cards. Same shocking pairings, now with a distinctly geeky flavour.
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Out of Line is a large expansion for Cards Against Humanity that introduces a ranking mechanic — each round players secretly sort five white cards along a spectrum, then others try to guess the order. Includes 100 spectrums and 150 new white cards, compatible with all existing CAH cards.
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An expansion for Cards Against Humanity featuring 300 scorching new cards. Requires the base Cards Against Humanity game to play. · 2023
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Thirty new cards co-written by fantasy authors Pat Rothfuss, Neil Gaiman, and others, ready to slip into your regular Cards Against Humanity deck. The Fantasy Pack adds a dose of magic and myth to the party without any rule changes. · 2017
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Who?? funnier: our human writers, or a computer? We taught a computer to how write Cards Against Humanity cards and on Black Friday 2019, our writers battled this powerful card-writing algorithm to see who could write the most popular new pack of cards. In the end, the computer lost and and the writers kept their jobs. Barely. Here's the expansion pack the computer wrote. Highlights 30 cards actually written by an intelligent neural network trained on our game. Designed to go with The Human Pack. This is an expansion pack. Requires Cards Against Humanity. Ages 17+
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Red Alert! Sensors detect 30 Cards Against Humanity cards headed straight for the warp core! Set condition one throughout the fleet and prepare for new content!30 cards about what will happen when humanity goes too far with technology.
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As the Bard once said, ??ll the world?? a stage, and all the men and women merely members of our target demographic.??Hark! It?? the Theatre Pack, 30 cards about those things that are like movies but they happen right in front of you. We?? like to thank our parents, our amazing director, and of course, God. Lin-Manuel Miranda?? favorite pack.
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A rainbow-coloured booster for Cards Against Humanity, written by a squad of lesbian, bisexual, gay, trans, ally and unicorn writers to capture the queer experience. Shuffle it into your deck for a wickedly irreverent Pride Month.
An internet-themed booster for Cards Against Humanity, written live with the help of anonymous strangers in a Reddit AMA. Shuffle the web's greatest inventions and worst corners into your deck.
Rewind to the 2000s with a pack of fresh cards about chunky highlights, butterfly clips and bootcut jeans. Pure nostalgia for the decade, delivered in the usual terrible taste.
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Three hundred extra cards to fold into your Cards Against Humanity deck — the combined contents of the old First, Second and Third Expansions.
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More cards where the picture does the talking, with a whole new set of images and the occasional caption. It pairs nicely with the first picture pack and the main deck.
A pack of fresh cards for the days of blue hair, ramen noodles and questionable life choices. Relive your college glory days in the usual terrible taste.
Words take a back seat in this pack, where every card is a picture, sometimes with a few words attached. Shuffle them into the main deck for a fresh way to cause trouble.
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Dust off your inner 90s kid with a pack of new cards that crash through the decade in the usual terrible taste. Totally tubular and mostly inappropriate.
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A booster for Cards Against Humanity that is entirely about butts, with cards contributed by Sir Mix-A-Lot himself. Shuffle it into your deck for answers that are round, juicy and shamelessly cheeky.
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A holiday-themed pack for a very merry, very inappropriate gathering. It mixes a handful of cards from older holiday packs with plenty of new ones.
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A booster for Cards Against Humanity packed with new cards about weed, from late-night snack runs to the paranoia. Shuffle it into your deck when the party is feeling a little hazy.
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A booster of Jewish-themed cards written by the Cards Against Humanity writers, first released inside the Eight Sensible Gifts for Hanukkah set. Shuffle it into your deck for a mix of facts and sadness.
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Fatherhood gets the Cards Against Humanity treatment in this themed pack of extra cards. Shuffle it into your deck to give the usual rounds of terrible answers a distinctly dad-shaped twist.
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A pack of fresh cards written while the whole writing crew were on their periods, with a few surprises tucked into the box.
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