Who knows if the first tea was served at the English court - ironically as a vegetable - before or after Dr. Fagon, the court physician at the French court, wiped out the royal family with a drastic treatment for measles within 14 days? Anno Domini is different! Here, know-it-alls have no chance, as it's not about precise knowledge or answering questions. Instead, each player tries to be the first to get rid of all their cards, which feature the most peculiar events. Players must place their cards in the center of the table in a way that puts the events in the correct chronological order. However, the events are often so bizarre that only a strong bluff can help. In turn, each player adds a new event to the chain until someone expresses doubt, at which point the chain is checked. Those who were wrong must draw penalty cards from the pile, which they also need to get rid of, and with the next chain of events, the doubts of the other players grow. The simple game mechanics and the quirky events guarantee long-lasting and always varied fun! The series are sorted by themes, but the scope within each theme is broad. Of course, each series can be played on its own. However, the game gains an extra appeal when the series are mixed.