When someone has lost a turn can other players give them cards
491980
yes, one person's lost turn does not affect the turns of other players. other players may still give them cards according to what they rolled.
2037291
yes, I believe the directions said that. But we just played it where people turned over cards and the first one to say what was the same on both cards, got those cards.
1373106
Nah, you could use a single deck. The game just goes much faster and you have more hand-clashing as you go fast. We generally do 4 face-up cards with 4 people.
1713505
Firstly, people are mixing up "Discard" with "Removed from game". If you do not take a mission (or buy an item) from a stack it goes into the "Discard" pile (and those cards are still "in the game"), which other people can then look though and take cards from if at that contact. If the mission is completed successfully it is "Removed from the game". Obviously you can house rule stuff for varied impact on the game.
1937410
Ha, Ha. No..................... there are some rules variations regarding adjacent players. It is a fun variation and well thought out.
1674565
I have never played with two players but I would say each player has a turn like you play any other game and just keep track of the points to see who is the winner. I would say you would also keep track of the max number for each game, for ex: 12 out of 20. Best I can do.
1947688
The cards are not in my posession right now. I'd say the answer from Kenneth s. is correct.
862994
The difference is this has 12 rounds instead of 6 so (i.e.- 12 players are playing one game and flip the cards 12 times until it gets back to the original player)
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...
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 :)
2189711
We've always played it that after the first person goes out ... everyone else at the table gets 1 more turn to try & unload their points or go out too. Once it gets back to that 1st person that went out the hand is over & you get pointed. Hope this helps! :-)
212429
I've played with my soon-to-turn 12 yr old grandson. I let him "pass" on cards he has no clue about. There are plenty of cards he can do, and he loves to play!
2189710
When one player goes out, that round is over but the following players gets one more turn to play. Then each player lays down whatever sets or runs they have in their hand. Then add up what is left in your hand. And now you are ready to play the next round.
189669
That really depends.. Not for sure the exact rules, but we play on teams (say if you have 6 people=2 teams of 3) The timer lasts 60 seconds, and you have to guess as many/act as many as you can in that time. Someone on the opposite team holds the card behind the guesser while the rest of their team mates attempt to guess. The way I play it; once every person on each team has guessed once, the game is over and whoever has the most points wins. So basically it depends on how many people you have playing.. If you have 6, maybe 10-15 minutes or so. The more people you have the longer it may take. Or you can say the first to a certain amount of points wins. It really doesn't matter, it's perfectly fine to make up your own version of rules (as long as you're having fun).. the rules say so! For complete rules, go to their website and click "How To Play". http://reversecharades.com/how-to-play/
573844
As many people as will want to play, it is not a "team" game but with a little enterprise it can be made into one. If you have more than the 6 headbanz & the person(s) is willing they can just hold the card to their forehead. Players can also come in & out. There's only one rule: Do Not Look At Your Own Card. Grand fun.
519825
This is one of my favorite games and our grandson loves to play it too. However, I am sorry I do not know about the 12 new cards.
1886036
no you have to get 5 cards in a row for a sequence depending on the number or players you might need 2 sequences to win.