Abacus Anno Domini - Europe

In this card game, events have to be put into the right chronological order. It is not a matter of answering questions, but of deciding whether, for example, "the impostor Victor Lustig wanted to sell the Eiffel Tower to a Parisian scrap merchant" before or after "the Tsar loved to pull teeth from his courtiers and subjects". However, if a player is caught making a mistake, he or she will be dealt penalty cards from the deck, and since known events and curiosities are shuffled in this game, exact knowledge is not important! This is why Anno Domini is suitable for everyone. In addition, the gameplay ensures that the questions do not "wear out", as is often the case with knowledge games.