House of the Henchel game

Is there someone from your house or your friends who borrows your personal belongings and possessions without permission? These are the Henshel. The Henshel is a war game of stealing money and personal possessions where the player who collects the most valuable and expensive possessions, gold, and money wins the game. How to play: Separate the penalty cards from the other cards and set them aside. Distribute 8 cards to each player from the remaining cards, excluding penalty cards. Mix the penalty cards with the other cards and make them into draw cards. The game moves clockwise. Each player, when their turn comes, draws a card, then has only 3 moves. Each player can place reward cards, protection cards, and stories in their arena, or steal rewards and stories from other players, or protect themselves from theft or penalty, or use any action for their benefit or against other players. The game ends when the cards run out from the first player's hand. The player who collects the highest and most valuable value of rewards wins the game. Features and specifications: The game consists of 170 cards: stories, action, protection, penalty, rewards. Number of players: from 4 to 8 players.