<p>No, aside from the rulebook's preamble, it does not contain profanity.</p>

<p>Samples:</p>

<ul>
<li>Sir Lootzor's // Polished // Snakedance</li>
<li>Ben Voodoo's // Boulder-iffic // Bedazzlement</li>
<li>Pam and Hecuba's // Two-faced // Cone of Acid</li>
<li>Midnight Merlin's // Devilicious // Power Vortex</li>
<li>Whirly Do's // Burst-o-Ramic // Meatier Swarm</li>
</ul>

<p>At worst, it's just a couple of cards that can be removed.</p>

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<p>The rulebook of the sequel (Rumble at Castle Tentakill) is clean, and the following are the only offending cards:</p>

<ul>
<li>Bitch Witch</li>
<li>Sexsquatch</li>
<li>Dr Gravelovers (the art is iffy)</li>
<li>Auto-Erotic </li>
<li>The F-U Suit (spelled exactly like this)</li>
</ul>

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2015-11-03T15:16:58.833Z
Cheers - how about the rule set - I've had mixed reports on that varying from "a little" to "littered with"...
Zhaph - Ben Duguid
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2015-11-03T15:33:14.117Z
Polished Snakedance sounds rather vulgar, but *only if you already know it's vulgar*. It seems unlikely to introduce anything vulgar into the mind of someone who wouldn't put that together.
corsiKa
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2015-11-03T15:43:43.353Z
The question was about profanity, not vulgarity. There is some vulgarity (such as aforementioned "testikill"), but nothing worse than a kid would already be using.
ikegami
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2015-11-03T16:13:35.963Z
@corsiKa Yes, I wasn't too upset with the innuendo, etc. it was more explicit swearing I'm after.
Zhaph - Ben Duguid
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2015-11-03T16:15:41.073Z
Don't worry about the rules, I've found them on the [publishers site](http://www.cryptozoic.com/sites/default/files/uploads/files/epic_spell_wars_rulebook.pdf).
Zhaph - Ben Duguid
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2016-02-27T00:27:07.810Z
The introduction for Rumble at Castle Tentakill contains at least 8 swear words. Also one of the wizards is named "Fu-king".
Ken Herbert
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ikegami
<p>I'm trying to judge the suitability of Epic Spell Wars for one of my kids and wanted to know if the sticker on the front was accurate?</p>

<p>Having watched the table-top episode there was a lot of swearing from the players but it wasn't obvious that the cards were actually the cause, just the general setup and flavour (Pisster and testikill for example).</p>

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Does Epic Spell Wars actually contain profanity?
Zhaph - Ben Duguid
# Does Epic Spell Wars actually contain profanity?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2015-11-03)

I'm trying to judge the suitability of Epic Spell Wars for one of my kids and wanted to know if the sticker on the front was accurate?

Having watched the table-top episode there was a lot of swearing from the players but it wasn't obvious that the cards were actually the cause, just the general setup and flavour (Pisster and testikill for example).

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2015-11-03. Score: 4

No, aside from the rulebook's preamble, it does not contain profanity.

Samples:

* Sir Lootzor's // Polished // Snakedance
* Ben Voodoo's // Boulder-iffic // Bedazzlement
* Pam and Hecuba's // Two-faced // Cone of Acid
* Midnight Merlin's // Devilicious // Power Vortex
* Whirly Do's // Burst-o-Ramic // Meatier Swarm

At worst, it's just a couple of cards that can be removed.

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The rulebook of the sequel (Rumble at Castle Tentakill) is clean, and the following are the only offending cards:

* Bitch Witch
* Sexsquatch
* Dr Gravelovers (the art is iffy)
* Auto-Erotic
* The F-U Suit (spelled exactly like this)

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: Cheers - how about the rule set - I've had mixed reports on that varying from "a little" to "littered with"...  
> **username_2**: Polished Snakedance sounds rather vulgar, but *only if you already know it's vulgar*. It seems unlikely to introduce anything vulgar into the mind of someone who wouldn't put that together.  
> **username_1**: The question was about profanity, not vulgarity. There is some vulgarity (such as aforementioned "testikill"), but nothing worse than a kid would already be using.  
> **username_0**: @username_2 Yes, I wasn't too upset with the innuendo, etc. it was more explicit swearing I'm after.  
> **username_0**: Don't worry about the rules, I've found them on the [publishers site](http://www.cryptozoic.com/sites/default/files/uploads/files/epic_spell_wars_rulebook.pdf).  
> **username_3**: The introduction for Rumble at Castle Tentakill contains at least 8 swear words. Also one of the wizards is named "Fu-king".  

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