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Monopoly Honors The Beloved Bob Ross With A Happy Little Set Based On His Works

By Thanussha Priyah, 27 Aug 2020

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Hasbro Pulse has unveiled a Monopoly set based on the beloved American painter and television host, Bob Ross.

The board game is a relaxing alternative to the competitive classic game. You get to buy, sell and trade artworks from Ross’ popular TV show, The Joy of Painting.

The game lets players “take advantage of whatever happens” instead of trying to defeat others. The set includes 16 “happy little accidents” cards, 16 The Joy of Painting cards, 32 cabins, and 12 bridges. The tokens in this edition include a paint palette, pine tree, and easel.

The winner of the game will be the last person standing with the most “Bob Ross money.”

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The set is now available for preorders via Hasbro Pulse’s website for US$39.99.


Image via Hasbro Pulse


Image via Hasbro Pulse


Image via Hasbro Pulse



[via My Modern Met, cover image via Hasbro Pulse]
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