One of our family’s homemade games, Neopeasant Revillaging, is featured in The New Peasants documentary.

Some who have seen the film have been asking about how they can also play it, so we thought we’d post this invitation to make your own version.

First, you take a Monopoly board – you know that infamous game that grooms children to become good little hoarding capitalists – then you hack it with images (scissors and glue required) that represent the world you want to lean further into, the world you want to more fully inhabit one day.

Here is our board hack, as just one example.

There are no rules, just one principle:

Everyone works together to defund the bank and redistribute the money to regrow the village in such a way that money becomes less and less central to our economic reality. What replaces money are our relationships with the living, sensing, giving worlds of the world. In other words, the more we regrow subsistence local resistance, the more our confidence develops to degrow big Finance dependancy.

This is in-effect the meta story of our bridging, transitioning lifeway, and is central to the story of The New Peasants.

Please share with us any games, hacks or life processes that you are currently excited by that you embody, or would like to embody more of in your life, which helps you change the narrative from scarcity-driven competition and greed to abundance, relationships and gratitude.