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Fifteen new things to throw: dynamite, lightning, an anvil, a piano and a rubber chicken

The Throw tab grows from five to twenty gifts: dynamite, a fireworks rocket, lightning, an anvil and a piano for the big bangs, a piñata, a party popper and a sombrero for the laughs, a cream pie, an egg, a burek and a snowball for the splats, and a rubber chicken, a spider and a stink bomb. From 5 to 25 pesos a throw.

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Two days ago the gift menu got a Throw tab with a tomato, a bomb, a slipper, a water balloon and a firecracker. You threw a lot of them. So today the tab grows to twenty things to throw, and some of them are considerably heavier than a tomato. Pick a player, pick a throw, and it flies from your seat onto their table; you pay each time you throw.

The big bangs

A jagged lightning bolt striking a player's table from a storm cloud over their head
Lightning strikes the table from a storm cloud.

The big funny ones

A piano crashing onto a player's table in front of the Vampire deck, keys and splinters flying and golden notes floating up
The piano lands: keys, splinters and golden notes.

The splats

The little creatures

A piñata bursting over a player's table, with candy and paper strips raining down
The piñata bursts and candy rains down. Icons: Fluent Emoji by Microsoft, MIT license, and our own drawings.

Prices

A throw is paid each time you send one, like the other table gifts. The splats, the party popper and the little creatures cost 5 pesos, the bomb, the fireworks rocket, the piñata and the sombrero 10, lightning and the anvil 15, dynamite 20 and the piano 25. Pesos are earned at the table, with daily missions, your daily streak, badges, the weekly leaderboard and tournaments, and they are never sold.

All twenty throws, with their icons, are side by side in the shop guide.

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