In a recent decree, the Bird Monarchy's court overseers have announced a significant update to the list of approved board games that can be used to settle court cases within the community. This comes as a surprise to many members of the Bird Monarchy, who have grown accustomed to the existing roster of games.

The court overseers have officially expanded the list to include the following games:

• Monopoly

• The Game of Life

• Clue

• Battleship

• Connect Four

• Mastermind

• Pictionary

• Guess Who

This decision marks a considerable shift in how disputes may be resolved among the Birds. Previously, the choice of board games for court settlements was limited and somewhat obscure. The introduction of more well-known and accessible games is expected to have a broad impact on the Bird community.

The Bird Monarchy, a unique group of humans who humorously refer to themselves as birds, allows any member to submit a legal issue to the court overseers. If the matter is deemed worthy, the defensive party may choose to resolve the dispute either through a selected board game or, as an alternative, a fight to the death. The updated list of games now offers a more diverse range of options, which many believe will encourage more birds to take action through court.

When questioned about the reasons behind the selection of these particular games, the Grand Goose hinted that the new additions were chosen to reflect the Monarchy’s emphasis on strategy, chance, and social interaction. The introduction of classic titles like Monopoly and Clue is expected to test the tactical skills of participants, while Pictionary and Guess Who add a more lighthearted, communicative dimension to proceedings.

Community members are encouraged to familiarize themselves with these games, as they may soon find themselves called upon to defend their rights or settle disputes using these newly approved methods. As always, the Bird Monarchy urges its members to respect the rules and the decisions of the court overseers, in line with Master Chicken's motto: "Cluck Cluck, Squack!"

The Bird Monarchy's commitment to maintaining a playful yet structured environment is reflected in this latest update. Whether these changes will lead to more frequent court cases or a deeper sense of camaraderie among the Birds remains to be seen. For now, all eyes are on the next court session, where the updated list is expected to be put to the test.