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Self-Care: 4 Stoner Board Games for Real Fun

Seriously, this might be just what you need.
Seriously, this might be just what you need.
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Don Moore
By Don MooreMay 20, 2020
Don Moore
Don is the co-founder and President of The Bluntness. His focus is on the intersection of the modern marijuana movement with sports, politics and business.
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Grab your buddies, your favorite strain, a few of the tastiest edibles, and get spend a night in playing a classic board game. But -- weed-themed!

Check out the best stoner-themed games:


Game of Zonk


This is an all-inclusive game. The only thing you need to bring is your weed and self. This is actually a creation game that has been passed down from generation to generation. The goal is to reach 11,000 points before anyone else. Similar to the older drinking games, only with weed!


Stoner City

This one’s kind of like Monopoly, but marijuana themed. So much fun, just watch out for the cops. And, well, there’s no jail, BUT, there is a rehab facility, so mind your manners.


Weed-Opoly

The goal of this (very fun game): To be Weedopolist. Basically, do everything you can to rule this weed world. Watch out, this game might make you take a hit.


Weed! The Card game

Build a healthy weed crop and try to block other players from doing the same. If you’re successful, you’ll be the ultimate grower.

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