Predators
Prehistoric figures and combat cards
A collection of plastic prehistoric creature figures accompanied by combat cards. The collection is organized by eras: Triassic, Jurassic, Cretaceous and Cenozoic.
The collection includes the main figures, a silver figure and several images added later. Each figure is grouped with its card when both belong to the same Predator, and the remaining cards are shown separately to avoid duplicates.
The metrics count physical collectible pieces: 28 photographed figures and 80 combat cards. The three additional images are preserved as visual material, but are not counted as extra cards.
Content · 28 items
Each item groups the figure and its combat card when there is a direct match.
Era
Content · 53 items
Combat cards that are not duplicated in the figure items.
Era
Rules
Players: 2-4. In this game you challenge your rival using Attack, Defense, Strength, Speed and Age. Each player has a deck of cards and paper to record the score.
Each player places five cards face down from left to right. Each turn, one card is revealed and the matching category is compared. The highest score wins the point for that category.
Play continues until all cards have been used. The player with the most points at the end wins.
Players: 2. Match cards by finding Predators of the same species, from the same era, or with the same background color.
Shuffle the cards and place them in two face-down piles. Put ten small tokens on the table. Players reveal one card at the same time and, if a match is made, the first player to grab a token wins it.
The game ends when all cards have been played or there are no tokens left. The player with the most tokens wins.
Players: 2-4. Each player starts with five cards and the rest are placed in a face-down draw pile.
On each turn, a player must play a card with the same Age or the same background color as the visible card. If they cannot play, they draw a card.
Ultra rare cards act as wild cards. When a player has only one card left, they must shout “Predator”. The first player to run out of cards wins.
