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Stewart the creator, and Eric the artist met while they were innocent young things working at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Fl. They quickly became friends and for the next 20+ years talked about projects they wanted to work on together.

When one night Stewart's husband, Jim, came up with the thought of making a Krampus card game they both knew Eric was the perfect artist for the project!

Why a Krampus Card game???

Well, why not!

Stewart loves Halloween and things that go bump in the night. Ghosts? Bring them on! Legends and lore of the spooky? The more the merrier! Her husband and business partner, Jim, on the other hand, is a Christmas guy from head to mistletoe. A few years ago he was brought in as a manager for Macy's flagship store in NYC working in 'Santaland' with the Big Guy himself, a bit of a dream-come-true for Jim! While there he was introduced to the legends of Krampus and brought the story home to share with his wife. 
Stewart loved the dark and terrifying side of this Christmas tradition,

Jim loved the lore and Christmas roots of it.
And a love of Krampus was born!

A few years ago they created a hilarious mock-ad for their creation, "My Lil' Krampus!", a joke on a certain shelf sitting elf. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePNY5gOH6MU
 

Unfortunately, they could not figure out the production side of bringing "My Lil' Krampus!" into every home in America to terrify children into behaving themselves, much to America's dismay. But then, one day after play a card game, Jim stuck on a moment of brilliance! What about a Christmas themed card game featuring Krampus and the other gift givers? Stewart and Jim fell in love with the idea of making and sharing a new, game playing holiday tradition and they knew Eric was the artist to entrust to bring it to life!

And so "Krampus Knocked!" was born!

Why "Krampus Knocked!" 
Two reasons-

1) The Krampus card knocks you off the "Nice List" 

...and sometimes takes another player with you!

2) It's a pun since "Krampus Nacht" is the night that Krampus come to punish the bad children. The word "nacht", meaning night, is pronounced much like we say "knocked".
So it's a pun.
Krampus Nacht  =  Krampus Knocked
Get it?

OK, it sounds better when said out loud.

Really, give it a try! 

We'll wait.

THIS GAME, "Krampus Knocked!" © NAME, GAMEPLAY, RULES BOOK AND IMAGES ARE COPYRIGHTED. 

Don't copy us, that sucks, come up with your own thing. Thanks!