Observed arrival · 2026-10-28
Base turns Brazilian jiu-jitsu into a card game
A two-player tactical game uses grappling techniques, position changes and dice to build a match at the table or online.
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- Two-player Brazilian jiu-jitsu and tabletop-game enthusiasts
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- Players draft one to three cards, plan up to four face down, then resolve each move with belt and scramble dice.
Field notes
The rules use named techniques such as Butterfly Sweep and Armbar from Mount, with each card specifying where a move starts and where it can take the match. The belt die determines whether a technique lands; when a position breaks, the scramble die determines the landing position. The page says the deck covers techniques from white through black belt and includes examples across guard, pin, back and stand positions.
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