Mii Gwech - Red
This fun trade goods game will have players scrambling for collecting goods and trading with other players in the game! This Mii Gwech deck can be added to your other Mii Gwech games to increase the number of players and make the game more interesting with more types of cards.
The Red Mii Gwech Deck Includes: Beaver Hides, Maple Sugar, Wild Rice, Berries, & Beads. Plus the Wenabozho and Mishibizhiiw Cards
This fun trade goods game will have players scrambling for collecting goods and trading with other players in the game! This Mii Gwech deck can be added to your other Mii Gwech games to increase the number of players and make the game more interesting with more types of cards.
The Red Mii Gwech Deck Includes: Beaver Hides, Maple Sugar, Wild Rice, Berries, & Beads. Plus the Wenabozho and Mishibizhiiw Cards
This fun trade goods game will have players scrambling for collecting goods and trading with other players in the game! This Mii Gwech deck can be added to your other Mii Gwech games to increase the number of players and make the game more interesting with more types of cards.
The Red Mii Gwech Deck Includes: Beaver Hides, Maple Sugar, Wild Rice, Berries, & Beads. Plus the Wenabozho and Mishibizhiiw Cards
Origin of Miigwech
The word Miigwech takes form during the fur trade era. It‘s a combination of the words “Mii”, which means it is thus and “Gwech” meaning Enough. These words would commonly be used together at the end of transactions at the trading post between Ojibwe and the European traders as to signify the completion of a transaction. After thousands and thousands of these transactions these words morphed into one word. Changing the meaning of Mii Gwech (it is enough) to Miigwech. “Thank you”.
