Embark on a board game adventure to save an endangered forest!

According to animal legend, a clever raccoon is born with seven rings on her tail on a night with a bright copper moon. This raccoon is destined to save a mythical forest called the Notch.

Join in the action when you play Seven Saves the Notch, an exciting new board game for 2-4 players, ages 8+.

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Easy to learn. Fun to play!

Use Speed, Strength, Scouting, and Wisdom cards to move ahead quickly while navigating strategic decisions about die rolls and card draws to earn your tail rings. Who will collect seven tail rings and reach the Notch?

Great for introducing more complex game mechanics to novice players of all ages!

Choose either competitive or cooperative rules each time you play.

Build hand management skills with card draws, discards, and interactive turns between players.

Track resources and master 8-sided die rolls.

Decide how you will face Seven's epic challenges.

Can you survive a stormy voyage across the Big Water?!

Who is the Old Raccoon? Will he help you on your quest?

Can our clever raccoon make it through the Mountain Pass before time runs out?

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Visually delightful!

The game board and components are beautifully illustrated by Sam Valentino. His engaging art draws us into Seven's story. As one of the original illustrators and book designer, Sam carries the same creativity and imagination through to the game.

A game and an award-winning book!

This exciting board game is based on the escapades of Seven-Rings Moon and her friends, brought to life in the award-winning book, A Raccoon’s Tale: Seven Saves the Notch by Fran Hodgkins.

A new printing of the book as well as a limited supply of author-signed first-edition hard copies will be available as part of the Kickstarter campaign

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