Golden Tommy The Hamburger
Burger Heroes / Secret Sauce Hero
Trading Card Game
Tommy The Hamburger: Bunfight!
A fast 420-card Tommy tabletop game about protecting Buns, building a board, reading pressure, and finding the Secret Sauce.
420Core Set cards
7Crews
5play formats
6public card previews
How it plays
Save the Buns. Find the Secret Sauce.
The pitch is immediate: protect your 3 Buns, build a board, spot the pressure, and knock out theirs before the table turns.
60-second rules
- Choose a starting Hero and protect your 3 Buns.
- Gain Heat, serve support, play one action, then attack.
- Sidekicks back your active Hero. Sauce creates lasting boosts.
- Drop your opponent to 0 Buns to win.
What the table feels like
Quick games, loud turns, suspicious Sauce, comeback Heroes, and a rare pull that can look legendary without changing the rules text.
Seven Crews
Pick a table problem.
Each Crew has a readable job, a different rhythm, and enough personality to make the rematch feel personal.
Burger Heroes
Stubborn comeback plays, recovery, Guard, and last-stand pressure.
Fry Friends
Fast swarms, tempo pressure, and small cards that make the table move.
Shake Squad
Healing, Freeze windows, stall pressure, and cold control.
Nugget Ninjas
Dodge, ambush, hidden routes, and attacks that miss at the worst time.
Sauce Sorcerers
Attachments, recursion, careful stacking, and power that still follows the rules.
Grill Villains
Burn damage, hand pressure, and punishment for greedy setups.
Drive-Thru Legends
Search, strange routes, late-game bombs, and the final window nobody noticed.
Table words
The rules talk like the game talks.
Bunfight uses plain table terms so a new player can understand what the cards are yelling about before the rematch starts.
Crew
A card identity lane. Mix Crews in one Kitchen if the deck can hold the mess.
Kitchen
Your 40-card deck: max 3 copies per card name, at least 8 Heroes, and only 1 Secret Sauce.
Heat
The table fuel that pays card costs and makes the turn move.
Bite
Attack strength. Bigger Bite means the other side has a worse afternoon.
Yum
Health. When the active Hero gets knocked out, the player loses 1 Bun.
Secret Sauce
The rare big swing. You get one, so do not waste it trying to look smart.
Public preview
A small look at the Core Set.
The public gallery shows selected card-front previews. The full 420-card set stays off the page so the game still has something to reveal.
Freddie Fry-Friend
Fry Friends / Legendary Sidekick
Chocolate Chiller
Shake Squad / Hero
Sauce Shadow
Nugget Ninjas / Sauce
Burnt Burger Brute
Grill Villains / Legendary Hero
Drive-Thru Dragon
Drive-Thru Legends / Legendary Hero
Ways to play
Print and Play. Real table.
The same core rules support fast print-and-play matches, fixed starter tables, Kitchen-building, draft, and sealed play.
Starter
Fixed Crew decks for learning the table fast.
Constructed
Built 40-card decks for the loud rematch.
Draft
Pick cards from Play Boosters and build from what you read.
Sealed
Open six Play Boosters and make the best room out of what showed up.
Pack Rush
One-booster chaos for quick tables and loud rematches.
Collectibility
Rare should look rare.
The chase is cosmetic. The better-looking card does not get better rules.
- Base, Action Alt, and Collector Parallel card treatments.
- Standard, Gloss, Holo, Rainbow Holo, Serialized Rainbow, and Publisher Promo finishes.
- Premium versions look louder. They do not play stronger.
Table-ready
Built for the loud rematch.
The hook is simple enough for a first table and flexible enough for players who want Crews, formats, pulls, and grudges.
420Core Set cards
7Crews
5play formats
6public card previews
Table Promise
Looks rare. Plays fair.
Bunfight is built to teach fast, get loud quickly, and leave the table wanting one more pull, one more Crew, and one cleaner rematch.
- Easy first turn: choose a Hero, guard your Buns, and read the pressure.
- Seven Crew identities for quick arguments and better rematches.
- Cosmetic chases stay collectible without changing the table rules.
- Selected card fronts are public. The full set is not dumped on the page.