Kheper Games - Bondage Seductions, 36 cards and 6 accessories
Kheper Games - Bondage Seductions, 36 cards and 6 accessories
The only one of the five Kheper games in the catalogue that arrives with physical accessories: 36 cards, two ties, two dice, a blindfold and a small rubber whip. At 358 grams it is also the lightest and the least bulky. The manufacturer makes the packaging in four languages, French among them, without saying which one ships.
Why choose this model?
- Six accessories supplied: two ties, two dice, a blindfold, a rubber whip.
- 36 cards, usable one at a time rather than as a full game.
- 358 g: the lightest of the lot, in a box 18 cm square.
- Four packaging languages stated by the manufacturer, French among them.
- No permissible load published: the ties come undone by hand.
How to play it
- Read the 36 cards together first, and set aside the ones that do not suit.
- Agree a stop word before taking out a single accessory.
- Put scissors or a key within reach before tying the first knot.
- Draw one card at a time, without running through them mechanically.
- Put the accessories away cleaned and dry after the game.
The game A Lifetime of Sex stays with board and cards, with no accessory, and Fantasy Affairs works on scenarios. See also starting BDSM safely and positive sexuality.
Care and precautions
Check the language of the copy you receive before the first game, and count the pieces as you open the box. The accessories carry their own rules: the ties come undone by hand and no permissible load is published, two fingers' clearance under each one, a means of release set within reach before tying and not after, never unsupervised. The rubber whip stays on fleshy areas, never on the face, the kidneys or the joints. On play: a card may be refused without having to explain, a stop word agreed before starting applies to the whole game, and alcohol in quantity has no place at this table.
Frequently asked questions
Which language does it arrive in?
The manufacturer states four editions, one of them French. The sheet does not say which ships: check on arrival.
What exactly is in the box?
36 cards, two ties, two dice, a blindfold, a rubber whip and the rules.
Does a full game have to be played?
No. The manufacturer allows for card-by-card use, without running the whole game.
Do the ties actually hold?
No. No permissible load is published: these are play accessories, not restraint equipment.
Is it suitable for beginners?
That is the stated intent. The cards give a frame to anyone unsure where to start.
SoPigalle tip: sort the cards together, calmly, before the first game. Setting five cards aside beforehand saves having to say no in the middle of a moment — and it is that refusal, mid-game, that ends an evening.