Did you know that this game’s title is a pun in more than one sense? It’s not funny if you have to explain it though, so please ask all of your gamer and baker friends!
Did you know that throwing cinnamon rolls is a time-honored holiday tradition in the Bavarian town of Bamberg? Me neither, because I made that up.
Did you know that those greedy chefs at Cinnabon have their own proprietary blend of the best cinnamon in the world, and they won’t share it? I think we might need to go Roll & Fight our way through a mall food court.
Did you know Bob Odenkirk from Better Call Saul can make a perfect Cinnabon? I hope that’s on his resume and IMDB page.
Did you know that Roll & Fight didn’t have any theme whatsoever until after the art was done and the first batch of cards was printed? Sitting down to put these rules into the template I had created for Cannon Corps™, I had a very sad Summary section with no theme. It took me about 5 minutes to realize that the picture of cinnamon rolls I had used as a joke (because I was unable to find a decent free image of something being rolled) could be the perfect basis for a baking-themed brawl. I like this a lot better than “Okay, sometimes you make people roll, and sometimes you put up a fight…”
Did you know that people who complain that they got “bad rolls” in a dice game that lasts less than 15 minutes are secretly serial killers? It’s true.
Did you know that your success or failure in this game is a better predictor for future success in life than offering bonus marshmallows to children who can delay gratification? I’m just assuming so, because that other study is bad.