Game box for Molly House a game of queer community and betrayal from Wehrlegig Games
Molly House board and mat shown with a molly visiting Mother Clap's
Possible Indictment that players may encounter during a game of Molly House. Rolls determine the punishment's severity.
Vice cards played as shown in the Molly House's solo mode, where players face the Rookery.
Vice cards played on Molly House's mat, showing that a festivity is taking place!

Molly House

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It's 1723. You walk through the streets of London, hiding your inner-most desires from the Society of the Reformation of Manners as you head to Mother Clap's. This may look like a coffee shoppe but inside are back rooms where loud festivities, intimate gatherings, and a thriving queer community is growing. 

Molly House is a new strategy board game designed by Jo Kelly with additional design from Cole Wehrle & Ricky Royal with illustrations by Rachel Ford.

1-5 Players 60-120 Minutes Ages 14+
Game box for Molly House a game of queer community and betrayal from Wehrlegig Games

Molly House

$74.99
$74.99

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Molly House Metal Pawns in a Line in lifestyle photography
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Fancy some metal pawns?

Enter the molly house in style with these pre-painted, stained, and felt-bottomed metal player pawns.

A box of Molly House Metal Pawns featuring five unique metal player pawns with a felted base.

Molly House Metal Pawns

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A pack of Molly House Sleeves displayed alongside a illustrated card, showcasing the product's use.

Molly House Sleeves

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Charlie Theel (Player Elimination)

It mixes a liberal roll and move mechanism with a winding card system... The cards of Molly House are its main tool of expression. They’re a codification of actors and actions, used in various ways to conduct song and dance in a conjoined effort of celebration

Dan Thurot (Space-Biff!)

"Where John Company asked us to become bastards, and thereby understand the shambling horror of colonial power all that much better, Molly House asks us to become reluctant traitors of the self. And, hopefully, come out the other side a little more human."

Tabletop Games Blog

"The three end-game conditions themselves tell a story. They convey the history of the Mollies and their struggles... winning as a successful informer is like winning Pandemic by spreading the virus."

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