Playing
Round One
The first player selects a card from the top of either the diamonds or clubs decks, and unless instructed otherwise, reads it out-loud to the group. If he decides to play the card, he follows the instructions. If he decides to not play the card, he places it in the wild pile and then draws a second card from the top a deck. He can either play the second card or place it in the wild pile. The turn then passes to player number two.
Players can draw a card from the top of any available deck or play any card from the wild pile.
A player can draw a card before the previous player has finished his/her activity; this keeps the pace moving.
When a card is played from the wild pile, it is worth two additional chips for the player.
Once a card is played, it is moved to the discard pile and not used again.
As players look for someone to join them in an activity, they should see who may want an invitation rather than accepting the first person who volunteers. Everyone should feel invited to participate as much or as little as they’d like.
