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Operation CanCon: Canadian Music Shopping Holiday Special
Something Festive This Way Comes!
What is Operation CanCon: Canadian Music Shopping Holiday Special
Something Festive This Way Comes!
Celebrate the holidays in this Operation CanCon expansion. Part series sampler, part year-end surprise, this festive adventure sends you back in search of true north classics, seasonal songs throughout Canadian history, tucked between shops by an angel… or someone stranger.
This standalone supplement adds new variants to the original trilogy’s gameplay: Holiday Jackpot, an easy, feel-good spree of discovery, and White Elephant, a suspenseful swap-or-drop challenge. You’ll search for dozens of elusive tunes, attempt a scavenger hunt, and earn deeds to mark your holiday achievements.
This booklet is offered as a token of thanks for returning OCC fans, or a sampler for newcomers to the series. You can download the full contents for free as a PDF at LockdownLudonaut.com or purchase a physical copy as a keepsake. All you need is something to write with, three six-sided dice, and the core rules from any Operation CanCon gamebook.
Game details
- Players
- 1
- Age
- —
- Duration
- 120 min
- Difficulty
- —
- Type
- Board game
- Year
- 2025
- Mechanics
- Dice Rolling · Narrative Choice / Paragraph · Paper-and-Pencil
- Categories
- Dice · Educational · Music
- Designer
- Derek Schraner
- Publisher
- (Self-Published) · (Web published)
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How many players is Operation CanCon: Canadian Music Shopping Holiday Special for?
Operation CanCon: Canadian Music Shopping Holiday Special plays with 1 players.
How long does a game take?
A game takes about 120 minutes.
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