How to play Phase 10 Twist

Learn the rules to the board game Phase 10 Twist quickly and concisely - This video has no distractions, just the rules. For a refresher of the original rules to Phase 10, check out this video: • How to Play Phase 10
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RULES:
The rules are the same as regular Phase 10 except for these changes. The object of the game is to move your piece around the board to move past phase 10 first. Place the twist phase cards in the card holder. Place the game board in the center of the table and the card tray in the middle. Place the deck in the card tray and flip over 1 card into each of the other empty sections to form 3 discard piles. Each player picks a colored pawn and places it on the “1” start space. You can stack pawns on top of each other to save space.
At the start of your turn you can draw from the top of the draw deck or any one of the 3 discard piles and you discard to any discard pile of your choice. If you draw the last card from a discard pile then you must discard back onto the empty section of the tray.
When you play a skip, instead of playing it in the discard pile, place it in front of the player you are skipping. Players may only have 1 skip in front of them at a time. When your turn comes and you’re skipped, remove the skip and set it aside, then your turn ends. Shuffle all skips back into the deck at the start of the next hand. If a skip is the first card flipped in a discard pile, then fip over another card on top of it. You are allowed to pick up skips from a discard pile.
You may not create a phase only consisting of wild cards, there must be at least 1 natural card in it.
The phase you are on is indicated by your pieces location on the board. Everyone moves their pawn after each hand as follows: 3 spaces if you “went out” by getting rid of all of your cards. 2 spaces if you completed your phase but did not go out. 1 space if you didn’t complete your phase, Except when you are on the phase 10 space, then you can only advance to win by completing a phase or going out. You are allowed to skip over the phase 10 space by moving 2 or 3 from a space before it.
If you land on a twist space, then after the next hand is dealt, you may either choose to complete one of the 2 phases that are on either side of your twist space on the board, or you can draw a twist phase card. At the end of the next hand, if you don’t make your twist phase, then you must go backwards 1 space. If you do make it, then you move forward 4 spaces and if you went out you move ahead 6 spaces. You do not need to reveal what twist phase you are working on until after you lay it down. If you are doing a phase to the side of a twist phase you are on, then you move like normal.
The first player to move past phase 10 wins. If it is a tie, then the player who went out on the last hand is the winner. If the tie is between two players who lay down but didn’t go out, then the player with the lowest total in their hand wins. Number cards are worth their number, skips are 15, and wilds are 25.

[@tab9083]

i dont even own 99% of everything you show on this channel, you're just really entertaining, keep up the good work!

[@themonsterjack]

Same!

[@DanielTombs]

But thanks to him I bought faerie chess

[@Negreb25]

Same

[@LeotheTiger1234]

This looks fascinating. I may add this to my board and card game collections.

[@sunset7956]

I understand that pawns may make a double-step move. Is en passant allowed?

[@zacharyw213]

I might prefer this version over the original. I really like this concept.

[@vioslavia]

Just realized that I watch this channel almost everyday

[@StoMoComedoPro]

This actually really cool not gonna lie! 🌟

[@user-em4vo3ie4f]

On one hand, this version is easier, because there is three discards to choose from, and players that didn't made their phase are still move on board (even if little) . On other hand, that contraption makes game less portable, and rules about moving and twist spaces make game more complicated

[@jihoha192]

Can you do Phase 10 Dice Game?

[@dianagenusgolding4143]

How many cards you start with? You did not mention that .. 10?

[@user-em4vo3ie4f]

Yes, like in original game

[@idogaming3532]

"The rules are the same as normal Phase10, except for these changes."

[@chrisshep7564]

Please do a video on Pokémon chess

[@Wall_nut77]

Phase sacrifice

[@vitowidjojo7038]

Finally, phase 10 spinoff.

[@hamizannaruto]

👀

[@RohitKulan]

Sounds like a very complicated mission phase "Phase 9 complete. Initiate Phase 10: Twist"

[@handlesbelike]

Phase Un0

[@lennoxtvthingy7408]

Why do people compare this to UNO?

[@user-em4vo3ie4f]

Because in both games your objective is get rid of cards in your hand

[@lennoxtvthingy7408]

Well the gameplay is fundamentally different tho

[@gameshowman1234]

This is such a downgrade from the original run. No indented board, see through twist card holder, and see through card tray.

[@vintan8191]

Twist copied uno

[@robertclark4929]

Dumb