Matagot The Fairy Meal (French)

Each turn, a player plays as the Fairy and establishes a secret rule defining which flowers they accept or reject. This rule can be based on the number of flowers, their color, their type, or even if their numbering is even or odd. The turn begins as follows: the Fairy draws two Flower cards, each illustrating two distinct groups. She puts one of these groups on the "yes" side of her card, and the other on the "no" side — thus setting her rule in secret. Then, in turn, the other players draw a Flower card, choose one of the two groups represented, and submit it to the Fairy. She then places this group on the "yes" or "no" side of her card, according to the rule it follows. At any time after seeing a response from the Fairy, any player can offer a guess about the rule. In this case: The Fairy places a new Flower card next to her, used to count the number of attempts. All players secretly write down their hypothesis, and then reveal it simultaneously. If at least one player guesses right, the round ends. Player(s) who found score 1 point per pair of remaining cards in the pickaxe. The Fairy wins 2 points per guess (fair or not). If no one finds the right rule, the turn continues with the next player, until a guess is correct or there are not enough cards left. When each player has played the Fairy once, whoever has accumulated the most points wins the game.