Can’t you customise it and make your own text in Spanish, like people also customise other kits with their own names or pictures or lines?
Wow, this kit looks amazing!! I love board games and I have a couple of different friend groups who both have board game nights occasionally so this would be perfect for that
As for memories, I don’t actually remember a huge amount from when I was at school, when I was 12 I developed epilepsy and for many years we struggled to find medication that would control it so I don’t know if that is why I don’t remember a lot about those years - what I do remember though is the hospital I attended set up a meeting once a month so that those of us who had epilepsy could meet other children who were going through the same thing.
From those meeting I ended up with a really close friend group and my best friend Catriona. Once we were too old to attend the meetings anymore our group of 4 would go bowling together multiple times a year and at Christmas time we would all attend the Irn Bru carnival together and go on all the fairground rides. So these occasions are definitely the ones from my younger days that I remember the most. Of course Catriona and I saw each other much more often and would go to the theatre, comedy shows and do many other things together.
Through Catriona I made another friend who was the person I eventually went on holiday to Japan with which was one of my lifelong dreams too.
My favorite school memory - I was/am a geek/nerd/dweeb … and many of you will know that we are typically treated like pariahs. A group of fellow geeks/nerds/dweebs and myself started what we called the “Second Thursday of the Month Gourmet Club.” We chose a theme, dressed up, pulled a table aside in the lunchroom, put out a tablecloth and fancy “fixings,” and each of us brought a gourmet food in to share. There were five of us.
At the beginning of the year, people couldn’t stay far enough away from us. By the end of the year, however, folks were joining us so that they could try the strange new foods we were bringing in. 
This was satisfying … de facto acceptance (albeit limited) and on our own terms.
My favorite games growing up were Monopoly, Clue, and Risk.
It would be possible, but a board game is better in my own language.
As a fellow nerd, this story was incredibly satisfying to read. 
I fondly remember my after school days playing board games with my family. Our favorites were Monopoly, Risk, and a game called King Oil where you “drilled” for oil on a map. The playing field was manually altered before each game so you never knew which holes were dry and which ones were going to make you rich.
We were also big Dungeons and Dragons fans. My brother and I used to create our own crusades.
I can’t wait to play Fortune Quest!
So are you not spanish yourself? Only the people surrounding you?
This looks fun. Love board games. We played them lots when we were kids. But as adults we still play them. My sister and I are very competitive! We usually play games at Christmas and other occasions- and she has been known to storm off once in a while! 
I’m Spanish, and everyone in my circle is too.
One of my favorite school memories was spending time with friends after class, when we could finally relax, share snacks, talk about our day, and just laugh over the silliest things. We didn’t need anything fancy to have fun, and sometimes the most unexpected moments became the memories we remembered for years. Looking back, I think it was never really about the games we played or who won, but about being together and enjoying those simple moments. 
One of my favorite memories from High School was performing in our marching band at Disney World. We traveled by charter bus and stopped at a rest area in Georgia to practice while we waited on a replacement bus because ours broke down.
Then, once we got to Disney World, we marched in the parade and got a tour of the backstage area where only employees can go.
It was so magical and special. The sense of teamwork with my fellow band members was awesome!
Then, to top off the trip, one of our band mates had had surgery before the trip and it burst open with gang green on the bus on our way back home to Indiana.
Such a memorable trip in so many ways!
@Robotime can you indicate which language versions are available for the cards?
What I mean: will you sell it in different countries with different languages?
What are they?
You never forget the school trips where everything goes completely off the rails! In Year 2, my friends and I drove 8 hours to Montreal for Canada Day weekend with trunks full of fireworks. Morning two: our rental van was stolen right from under us. We had to squeeze into a tiny sedan and drive right back home to Toronto. Did it ruin the trip? Not at all. Nobody pointed fingers; we just blasted music, laughed the entire way home, and enjoyed every second of the chaos. True friends turn even the wild mishaps into golden memories. Fortune Quest would be the ultimate game to bring to our next reunion! 
Here I am with my college friends. Every summer, we organize camping trips. These excursions are about more than just travel; they are about strengthening the bonds of friendship. All distinctions fade away, leaving only a sense of mutual understanding. Beyond honing our skills, these trips offer a chance to explore the natural beauty of our country.
This can be a great addition to my collection 
I remember during high school, I transferred from another school and felt lost and I was just alone in the hallway, 2 of my classmates started talking to me and I felt like I somehow belong there. Then our group became a little bigger, 7 in total. It all started with that small talk in the school hallway. And now, we are still friends. Most of us are living abroad and we still make it a habit to meet up every December whenever we go on vacation back home in the Philippines. I can say that my high school years is golden and one for the books as I met the friends that I never knew I will be keeping for life. 
Oh, I really can’t wait for this kit to become available 
One of my favorite memories from my school days is all the little moments that seemed ordinary at the time. Laughing with friends in the hallway, sharing secrets during breaks, and turning even the most boring lessons into something fun. Years later, you realize that those simple moments were actually the ones that created the strongest friendships and the most beautiful memories 
One of my unforgettable memory was a funny one. Me and my best friend are having lunch in the cafeteria. We are sitting across each other at the table. Then a guy sat beside me with another guy. While we are talking stories, i noticed that the guy sitting beside me started drinking my soda. I nudged my best friend’s feet to get her attention and she is aware too of what is happening. The guy then realized that it was my soda he is drinking and the funny thing is, he did not even have a soda on his hand when he sat down at the table. He was so embarrassed and offered to buy me another drink. We all became the best of friends after that.
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Good question! Or make a possibility to adapt the kit in your own language, with empty parts and cards or something like that
It definitely is haha 
I am already thinking just how much fun family time would be with this