KARMA

AN ERAS-INSPIRED GAME

  • Graphic of three Karma ticket card with various dates and seating levels.

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  • A graphic of three Karma cards from the Lover Era.

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  • A graphic of three Karma cards from the Fearless era.

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  • A graphic of three Karma cards from the evermore era.

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  • A graphic of three of the helper cards that come with the card deck, containing the eras tour setlist and dates.

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  • A graphic of three game cards from the Reputation era.

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  • A graphic of three cards from the Speak Now, Red, and folklore eras.

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  • Alternate versions of game cards from the Speak Now, Red, and folklore eras, showing special rules particular to those songs.

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  • Three game cards showing Taylor Swift merch and the Merch Line.

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  • A graphic of three game cards from Taylor Swift's 1989 era.

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  • A graphic show three game cards representing Taylor Swift's surprise songs from various nights of the Eras Tour.

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  • Graphic showing three game cards from the Midnights Era.

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WELCOME


Welcome to Karma, an Eras-Inspired, family-friendly card game. Players earn points by collecting songs, scoring merch, and matching surprise songs with their ticket.  Watch out for the merch lines, and whatever you do, don’t get caught with an unused ticket in hand!

GAME PLAY


Players take turns drawing cards, adding to their collections, and placing cards to the trading pile. Before any songs can be played, each player needs a ticket for a show. Some cards, like the Surprise Songs, can only be played with their matching ticket. And collecting Merch requires a turn or two spent in line.


When the game enters the Midnights Era, the clock starts ticking to the final move. Then it's time to tally points. Read the full rules on the How to Play page.

Photo of a game card tracker for each of Taylor Swift's eras.

TICKETS

The base game include "tickets" to four different shows, highlighting setlist variations.

Photo of a game card tracker for each of Taylor Swift's eras.

SONGS

A card for every song in the setlist. Some songs can only be played with their matching tickets.

The Good Karma card from the card game inspired by Taylor Swift's Eras tour.

MERCH

Collect some sweet Eras Merch and score bonus points.

The Good Karma card from the card game inspired by Taylor Swift's Eras tour.

THE GOOD KARMA CAT

When one player helps another, they get Good Karma, which gives some special abilities... at least until it drifts along to the next owner. Keep your side of the street squeaky clean!

Photo of a game card tracker for each of Taylor Swift's eras.

TRACKING

Song cards are played in Eras order. When the minimum number of cards from an Era have been played, the next Era is open for play.

A picture of the booster pack from Kansas City, in printed foil packaging.

BOOSTER PACKS

Expansion packs are available so that fans can get surprise song and tickets cards representing the show they attended... or even collect the whole tour. There are also special highlights cards in these packs, like this one!

CREATED WITH LOVE


This game is fan-designed, with deep respect for Taylor Swift and everyone in her organization. It is presented here for demonstration purposes only. This writer hopes that the website and printed prototype will lead to a collaboration that culminates with permission to publish.

Product FAQ


When will these be for sale?


tbd. There are a few things we want to do first.


  • Explore whether this could be official merch.


  • Ask permission from TAS Rights Management to self-publish. We'd offer proceeds to a charity of Taylor's choice.


  • Seek a 3rd party publisher and/or official licensing.


We want to get the game into the hands of Swifites, and would love to generate some sales, but it is important for us to do things right and respect copyright. 


Is the design final?


There are a few changes that will be made for the first edition, when compared to the prototype:


  • Alterations to the box design
  • More variety in bracelet images
  • Printed version of the rules
  • Included gemstones to use as markers
  • 1 or 2 card adjustments based on playtesting


Additionally, we would welcome creative input from interested partners.