MST3K Board Game (another product idea) :)
From the suggester that brought you the recent pez idea, comes a new idea for a board/ trivia game based on MST!!!
It's very simple: there's an "object of the game" and each player has a character figurine. For each quiz question they get right, they get to move up a few spaces until they win.
This could be a money pit of an idea, but I tried. :)
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Grace
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William Thomas
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Miller
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aswetnatex
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