Five Crowns | Red Plays

[@el_jhona8945]

Are you playing with house rules? Because a player can ONLY lay down his/her books and/or runs when going out (or in the turn when you have a last chance because a player already went out)

[@mitchelwb]

I think I've bought this game 4 times now. Every time I buy one, we play with someone new and they love it so much I give it to them. Something for your Klingon subtitles though.. double check the 'Going Out' rules: you shouldn't play any cards until you can go out, then on the last turn of the round, everyone else plays as many as they can.

[@CrazyJackalopeGames]

You are right, rereading the rules it looks like you should hold all the cards in your hand until the end.

[@caseylancaster6887]

If you throw out your wildcard cause you briefly forget it’s wild.. can you pick it back up quickly ?

[@CrazyJackalopeGames]

My opinion, which applies to most games, is that if you forget and make a bad play you've lost it. You don't have an innate right to get a bad play back. It comes down to the people you are playing with and if they will allow you to reverse it.

[@Lovewonanother]

Where do you get the counters?

[@CrazyJackalopeGames]

They came from my Marvel Champions game :)

[@wdwresorthopper3172]

Can a run of three and two pairs win a round? (7 cards)

[@CrazyJackalopeGames]

You have to play runs (sequential order) and books (same value cards) in sets of 3, thus having a pair isn't sufficient to play the cards down. If you were on the seventh round and had in your hand a run of 3 and 4 of a kind you could win a round.