BINDING OF ISAAC: FOUR SOULS 👻 GAME NIGHT WITH FRIENDS 🃏

Rather than a challenge this time, the friends and I are playing the game the standard way. Who can best who in the coming games? Will luck or skill prevail? Watch to find out...
The Binding of Isaac: Four Souls is a card game designed by Edmund McMillen, with additional designs by Danielle McMillen and Tyler Glaiel. Based on the indie video game The Binding of Isaac, players control one of several characters - Isaac, Judas, Maggy, or Cain - as they defeat bosses to collect Lost Souls
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[@IDONTREALYKNOW-zy7ck]

These streams of people playing helps just as much as watching guides or reading the rules

[@trashman7916]

I like how this game manages to take 10 minutes or 1 hour 30min plus. Very funny when you decide to do that “last game” and suddenly it’s the next day 😂

[@stinkfist60]

How do you flip the cards so fast to deactive? What’s the hot key?

[@sambenlove]

"q" and "e" can be used to rotate the cards. The amount of rotation is based upon the degree number on the top bar next to the guy lifting the weight. Set that number to 90 degrees and it will be snappy!

[@bubblemage]

What does the key loot card do? extra attack, but how? don't you just attack the enemy until one of them dies? Do you get an extra roll dice if you miss your last roll or what?

[@sambenlove]

The key loot card allows you to do an additional combat with a monster. For example, one attack results in a battle between a monster and yourself until one or the other are victorious. If you win that first battle, and feel you can win another one, you can play the key loot card to allow you to do that whole process again. You can attack normally once per turn but that allows you to do it twice effectively. Hope that helps!

[@bubblemage]

@@sambenlove Thank you! There is something else I really don't understand, it's priority. As the active player, you can only use 1 loot card (or 2 if you use your character, or more if allowed thanks to other cards). But, how does using loot cards when it's NOT your turn work? There's the react thing that players can react to your loot card (as the active player), but I don't get it. Do you, as a non-active player, need to use your character card to be allowed to use 1 loot card to react to another player? Can you react for free? Can you infinitely react for free as long as you have the cards for it? What about 2 players, does the active player use a card, then I react for free, then the active player reacts, then I react again.... (as long as some player has usable cards ofc). I've been playing with friends and we understood it as you having to use your character card to use a loot card while it's not your turn, instead of you just being able to react for free. Also we haven't been playing with the "pile" thing really, so I don't know.

[@zombiestrikerbg5299]

​​@@bubblemageHey, I'm just stumbling upon this question, so I though I mind as well answer it. You can only play 1 card from your hand during other players' turns by using/tapping your character card, if you have already used 2 loot cards on your turn, resulting in you ending your turn with the character card already used, you cannot use it until the start of your next turn. That being said, you can always 'activate' card effects of active cards(marked with a golden border and either a turning symbol or a $ symbol). Since they are item cards, so they are already in play, their effects can be activated regardless of which player's turn it is, so you can go back and forth with the active player by activating effects of active items, but you cannot react with more than 1 loot card from hand(and this, again, is only possible if you have not yet used it). Hope I helped/answered your questions! :)

[@bubblemage]

@@zombiestrikerbg5299 I see, i ended up understandting it that way kinda :P what I don't get is the stack thing, so we don't play with that mechanic

[@otto2853]

17:19 how could you kill Dillan if he was still dead?

[@sambenlove]

Every player and monster heals back to full health after every turn. (If a player died that turn, they revive for the next). You can die once per turn. Extended rule book: “A player can only die once per turn. Dead players cannot be healed by abilities or effects. All players, including dead players, heal to full at the end of every turn. If a player died on another player’s turn they would heal and be alive again as the turn passes to the next player. This means a player could die multiple times, once per turn, before they next get a turn of their own.” Hope that makes sense!

[@elizabethturnbull2587]

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