In the game Kings in the corner do you meld lowest card in your hand or any card that can cause a consecitive run from your hand
2009911
very similar to solitaire..you meld the runs in your hand.. and move cards from one stack to another..to get rid of all your cards before anyone else does..cards left in your hand count as points against you.
2009912
you put any card in a blank space that will allow you to continue a run from your hand
2009913
You play as many cards that you can from your hand as well as moving cards from one stack to another. The object is to get rid of all the cards in your hand first.
2105502
No and I highly recommend this game to improve your poker game! Can play more hands per hour than even online poker sites if you choose to skip all the AI reaction time or skip to next hand once you fold.
2082672
No the cards are small, however we adults ( with large hands) have had little trouble playing the game! Since there are a lot of cards, big ones might mean the need for a bigger playing surface. We play on a card table.
244120
Good question- I've had some games with that problem, but this one has quite a few cards and has an extension pack you can buy. I play with the same group each time and we have not had much trouble with this.
1643130
I would say it depends on how many players you had i have 2 expansions and player with 6 people including myself and classes and races seamed to come out pretty slow so if you were playing with 3 people you may only see one perspn with a class amd race at the end of the game i would say grab as many expnsions as you want always leave all the race and class cardsnin but you might want to pull out and reduce the stack depending on the amount of players
638295
We wouldn't recommend playing with just the expansions because 1) they're small and the jokes will get old too quickly, and 2) the writing in the expansions is designed to compliment the main game, so you're getting a set of cards that are bottom-heavy on jokes and which are intended for more experienced players. Then again, you can do whatever you want. We're not the boss of you.
586206
Sure, you can ! In all equipment cards are written : Play at any time, even when is not the persons' turn. And all the equipment cards does not count as an action :)
378682
it is better to play with more people, you each have few cards that other players don't see, and you chose the best answer using those cards to the posted question card. The person who posted question is the choosing which answer card is the best. but he doesn't know who put which card as you put them upside down.
419938
There is not a lot of shuffling in this game. The cards are bonuses and modifiers to the game rather than the main focus. However, as with any card game sleeves can be a good way to protect the cards from damage. Standard ones will work fine.And the game is correct on the number of cards. A normal game will not use all of them. Many cards are for a specific number of players or a certain level of player. most likely less than 125 will be used in any one game.
1458288
Four slots are for the four kings whenever they are drawn. The other four slots are for playing lower suit cards until the top card in the stack can be played on a king or other stack. The cards are played high to low, black on red or red on black like Solitaire. The challenge for me is not to miss an opportunity for a play. You must consider the cards in your hand as well as the stacks in the play tray. I have missed chances right under my nose! It's a simple game with just enough challenge so that it is not boring.
219846
Roughly. It Depends on the number of people and just the general hands you are dealt. We've had games last under an hour, some games longer. It's a lot of fun regardless since the object of the game is to sabotage other players, so they can't get mad at you. Only get even. :D
1030789
Have the rules changed? In the game we have, the rules say that only a (1) or (2) card gets a pawn out. We have changed that occasionally to make the game go faster, but I didn't know that the rules had changed...
1685157
Try to get rid of the cards in your hand as quickly as possible by matching them to cards that are in the multiple discard piles. You match by the shapes, the colors or the number of shapes. Each player has 3 cards in their hand and their own draw pile. Once you play a card from your hand you replace it from your draw pile. When you've played all your cards (by matching them as mentioned above) you win.
815387
I have not played hand and foot, but the only difference from a regular deck of cards is you have the value of each card printed on each card. Which makes it nice for adding up your points. Hope this helps you.
1947688
The cards are not in my posession right now. I'd say the answer from Kenneth s. is correct.
1424780
Most of the questions in deck 1 are light and non-threatening and tend to elicity simple positive responses. As others have mentioned you can go through the deck prior to playing the game and remove any you think may not be helpful. I also use the cards while playing UNO or Jenga as a way of facilitating conversation while having fun. That is, you don't have to use the board, which has places referring to fear etc that you may not wish to address early on, to enjoy the game.
973405
I guess you could split into teams. That may detract from the fun as the game relies on being creative and tricking other players. If groups are discussing what they want to write down, other teams might hear them. What may be more fun is to just use the cards and not the board, and each person can play individually. That is usually what I end up doing.