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Ram, Krishna, Hanuman, Arjun. One Card Game. Two Epics. Zero Boring.
India's two greatest stories—the Ramayan and the Mahabharat—are now in one fast, addictive mythology card game. Collect character cards, build sets,...
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Ramayan & Mahabharat: Game of Sets
Tales of Victory of Good over Evil!
₹ 549.00
6+years
2+ players
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Ram, Krishna, Hanuman, Arjun. One Card Game. Two Epics. Zero Boring.
India's two greatest stories—the Ramayan and the Mahabharat—are now in one fast, addictive mythology card game. Collect character cards, build sets, outsmart your opponents, and be the first to declare a winning hand. Twenty minutes. Two thousand years of mythology. Endless family chaos.
Two Legendary Epics in One Deck
On one side you've got the Ramayan—Ram's unshakeable devotion, Hanuman's impossible loyalty, Sita's grace, Lakshman's sacrifice, and Raavan's terrifying ambition. On the other? The Mahabharat—Krishna's divine wisdom, Arjun's legendary archery, Draupadi's fierce vow, Karna's tragic loyalty, and Shakuni's loaded dice. Every card is a character with a story behind it. Every set you build is a chapter from India's greatest epics.
The Gameplay Is Deceptively Simple
Race to collect sets of mythology characters before anyone else does. Form a pure set like Ram-Sita-Hanuman in matching colour. Collect multiples of the same powerful character. Use your special Blessing cards at the perfect moment to block opponents, steal sets, or complete your winning hand. First to declare wins the round. Easy enough for a 6-year-old. Competitive enough to make adults genuinely upset about losing.
Multiple Ways to Play = Never Gets Old
Younger kids play simple set collection—no strategy needed, just matching and collecting. Older kids and adults unlock the full game with blocking tactics, blessing card timing, and reading opponents. Same deck. Different depths. This is why families pull this out repeatedly instead of letting it collect dust after three plays.
The Mythology Lesson Kids Don't See Coming
This is where it gets beautiful. Your 7-year-old draws a Karna card and asks who he is. You explain the greatest warrior who fought for the wrong side out of loyalty—and suddenly the Mahabharat makes sense to them. Your kid forms a Ram-Sita-Hanuman pure set and asks why these three are always together. That's a fifteen-minute conversation about devotion, sacrifice, and friendship that no textbook ever triggered.
For NRI families raising kids in USA, UK, Canada, or Australia—this card game does what years of forcing mythology books couldn't. Kids connect with characters through gameplay first. The stories follow naturally.
Take It Everywhere
No board. No tokens. No fifteen-minute setup. Just a compact card deck that fits in your bag, your glove compartment, your holiday suitcase. Perfect for long car rides, family holidays, festival gatherings, restaurant waits, or rainy day lockdowns. This is the Indian mythology card game you keep with you for every occasion.
The Gift That Makes You Look Brilliant
₹549. Both Ramayan AND Mahabharat characters in one premium deck. Multiple game modes. Ages 6 to 96. Fits any budget, looks thoughtful, gets used. Perfect birthday return gift, Diwali gift, Navratri gift, or add-on present. The kind of gift where parents text you a week later saying their kids haven't put it down. One customer told us she owns three sets and has gifted it to dozens of families. That's the kind of thing we live for.
Game Details
Players: 2+ (no upper limit—works for big family gatherings)
Age: 6+ years
Playtime: 20-30 minutes per round
Format: Card game, no board needed, fully portable
What's in the Box
54 character cards (13 Ramayan + Mahabharat characters across 4 colours)
2 special Blessing cards (the game-changers)
1 rulebook (multiple game modes for all ages)
Compact travel-friendly packaging
Frequently Asked Questions
My kid has never heard of Ramayan or Mahabharat. Will they still enjoy this?
That's literally the point. They learn while playing. Every card is a character with a story. By round three, they're asking who Hanuman is, why Krishna matters, what Draupadi's vow was about. The mythology sneaks in through gameplay. No lectures required.
How young is too young to play?
The box says 6+ and we mean it. 6-year-olds grasp the basic set collection immediately. 5-year-olds can play with a parent helping. The rulebook has simplified modes for younger kids so the game scales to whoever's at the table.
Will adults get bored playing this with kids?
Nope. The Blessing card mechanics and strategic blocking keep adults genuinely engaged. Grandparents especially love it—they know these mythology characters deeply and enjoy explaining them to kids mid-game. It's one of those rare games where everyone's actually having fun, not just tolerating it for the kids.
How long does a game actually take?
20-30 minutes per round. Short enough that you'll play multiple rounds back to back. Long enough that strategy actually matters. Perfect for when you want family game time but can't commit to a full board game session.
Is ₹549 worth it? What exactly do I get?
54 premium character cards covering both Ramayan AND Mahabharat, 2 special Blessing cards, and a rulebook with multiple game modes for different ages. At ₹549 it's honestly underpriced. One of the best value Indian mythology gifts you'll find anywhere.
Is this good as a return gift or birthday present?
Perfect. It's compact, affordable, premium quality, and actually gets used—unlike most return gifts that end up in a drawer. Parents genuinely appreciate receiving something educational that their kids want to play. We have customers who've gifted this to 20+ families and counting.
We live abroad. Is this available internationally?
Yes! We ship to USA, UK, Canada, Australia, and most countries. This is actually one of our most popular products for NRI families—compact enough to ship cheaply, powerful enough to introduce kids born abroad to Indian mythology in a way that actually sticks.
How is this different from regular card games with Indian themes?
Regular "Indian" card games just slap mythology artwork on a standard deck. Game of Sets has mechanics built around actual character relationships from the epics. The sets you build mirror real bonds—Ram-Sita-Hanuman aren't random, they're the heart of the Ramayan. The game design is intentional, not decorative.
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