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Killer Bunnies Wiki
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KillerBunnies.com
Killerbunnies.com is the home of the Killer Bunnies® trilogy (Killer Bunnies® and the Quest for the Magic Carrot, Killer Bunnies® and the Journey to Jupiter, and Killer Bunnies® and the Ultimate Odyssey). You can find all sorts of information about Killer Bunnies®, a set of “Bunny Bits” (more in-depth explanations of the rules), and the Designers’ Resource Center, which are useful for working with the out-of-print Bunny Blanks.
KinderBunnies
Kinderbunnies.com is the home of the KinderBunnies®, a gentler version of Killer Bunnies for the pre-teen crowd. You can find all sorts of information about KinderBunnies®, a complete set of rules, and coloring pages to print at home and color!
Killer Bunnies Meetup Groups
Having a hard time finding Bunnies fans in your locale? Try Killer Bunnies Meetup Groups.
A Killer, Killer Bunnies Case
One blogger, not satisfied with the storage options available for his Killer Bunnies paraphenalia repurposes a photography case for storing his Bunnies stuff.
Killer Bunnies Carousel
This blogger describes his creation of a Killer Bunnies® Board, built on a carousel. Bunnies Artist Jonathan Young even leaves a comment for him!
Very Home-made Killer Bunnies Fan Cards
This blogger couldn’t get enough of Killer Bunnies and started making her own cards. Check them out. Good ideas!
More Home-made Killer Bunnies Fan Cards
One man’s ode to his girlfriend and a buddy. Scroll down all the way to the bottom of the page to see the pictures.
JJ’s Killer Bunnies Fan Card for his sister Barrie
Another man’s card for his sister, that she might win a game
A Killer Bunnies Fan web site
Hosted on blogging site LiveJournal is a Killer Bunnies fan site.
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If there are other links that you'd like to see listed here, please email glenn (at) magiccarrot.com .
Wiki
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It has come to mean a system which allows fast collaboration.
