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Gamehelpthenumber

2024-06-06T22:12:36Z

Charlesa: Moved "all ten digits" note further up.

===Overview===

A Bluffing game of 2 Rounds with 5 turns each round

===Turn===

Simultaneously, everyone writes down a 3 digit number from those that are available to you

Reveal, if your number is bigger than someone else's, BUT they have a matching digit, you disqualify

If you accidentally wrote a number that wasn't available to you, you disqualify

If you match another player's number, you both stay in

All non-disqualified players write the left most digit of their 3 digit number as their score

The non-disqualified player with the biggest number gains the round bonus

All non-disqualified players cross out all digits used that round, so they are no longer available

Disqualified players gain a score of 0 BUT keep all their digits

===Exhausting all available digits===

In the event that you cross off all 10 digits ''before'' the round ends, you will not submit a number and will score 0 points for each of the remaining turns in the round.

===Final Turn===

In the final turn, non-disqualified players double their score BEFORE applying the bonus (if any)

===End of Round===

Count how many digits you crossed out and enter the quantity in the squiggle space

Add this to the values across your score spaces to get your round score

Flip your board and put your round 1 score in the round 1 space

Erase your front board and continue into Round 2 the same as outlined above

===End of Game===

The game ends after the end of the second round, where you will add together your first round and second round scores

The player with the highest score wins

If a tie, all tied players win together

Gamehelpthenumber

2024-06-06T22:08:03Z

Charlesa:

===Overview===

A Bluffing game of 2 Rounds with 5 turns each round

===Turn===

Simultaneously, everyone writes down a 3 digit number from those that are available to you

Reveal, if your number is bigger than someone else's, BUT they have a matching digit, you disqualify

If you accidentally wrote a number that wasn't available to you, you disqualify

If you match another player's number, you both stay in

All non-disqualified players write the left most digit of their 3 digit number as their score

The non-disqualified player with the biggest number gains the round bonus

All non-disqualified players cross out all digits used that round, so they are no longer available

Disqualified players gain a score of 0 BUT keep all their digits

===Final Turn===

In the final turn, non-disqualified players double their score BEFORE applying the bonus (if any)

===End of Round===

Count how many digits you crossed out and enter the quantity in the squiggle space

Add this to the values across your score spaces to get your round score

Flip your board and put your round 1 score in the round 1 space

Erase your front board and continue into Round 2 the same as outlined above

===End of Game===

The game ends after the end of the second round, where you will add together your first round and second round scores

The player with the highest score wins

If a tie, all tied players win together

===Exhausting all available digits===

In the event that you cross off all 10 digits ''before'' the round ends, you will not submit a number and will score 0 points for each of the remaining turns in the round.

Gamehelpthenumber

2024-06-06T22:01:26Z

Charlesa:

===Overview===

A Bluffing game of 2 Rounds with 5 turns each round

===Turn===

Simultaneously, everyone writes down a 3 digit number from those that are available to you

Reveal, if your number is bigger than someone else's, BUT they have a matching digit, you disqualify

If you accidentally wrote a number that wasn't available to you, you disqualify

If you match another player's number, you both stay in

All non-disqualified players write the left most digit of their 3 digit number as their score

The non-disqualified player with the biggest number gains the round bonus

All non-disqualified players cross out all digits used that round, so they are no longer available

Disqualified players gain a score of 0 BUT keep all their digits

===Final Turn===

In the final turn, non-disqualified players double their score BEFORE applying the bonus (if any)

===End of Round===

Count how many digits you crossed out and enter the quantity in the squiggle space

Add this to the values across your score spaces to get your round score

Flip your board and put your round 1 score in the round 1 space

Erase your front board and continue into Round 2 the same as outlined above

===End of Game===

The game ends after the end of the second round, where you will add together your first round and second round scores

The player with the highest score wins

If a tie, all tied players win together

=== Note ===
In the event that you cross off all 10 digits ''before'' the round ends, you will not submit a number and will score 0 points for each of the remaining turns in the round.

Gamehelpthenumber

2024-06-06T22:00:47Z

Charlesa: Added note about using all digits up before the end of the round.

===Overview===

A Bluffing game of 2 Rounds with 5 turns each round

===Turn===

Simultaneously, everyone writes down a 3 digit number from those that are available to you

Reveal, if your number is bigger than someone else's, BUT they have a matching digit, you disqualify

If you accidentally wrote a number that wasn't available to you, you disqualify

If you match another player's number, you both stay in

All non-disqualified players write the left most digit of their 3 digit number as their score

The non-disqualified player with the biggest number gains the round bonus

All non-disqualified players cross out all digits used that round, so they are no longer available

Disqualified players gain a score of 0 BUT keep all their digits

===Final Turn===

In the final turn, non-disqualified players double their score BEFORE applying the bonus (if any)

===End of Round===

Count how many digits you crossed out and enter the quantity in the squiggle space

Add this to the values across your score spaces to get your round score

Flip your board and put your round 1 score in the round 1 space

Erase your front board and continue into Round 2 the same as outlined above

===End of Game===

The game ends after the end of the second round, where you will add together your first round and second round scores

The player with the highest score wins

If a tie, all tied players win together

=== Note ===
In the event that you cross off all 10 digits ''before'' the round ends, you will not submit a number and will score 0 points for each of the remaining turns.

Gamehelpmojo

2024-05-15T05:33:23Z

Charlesa: Added the distribution of cards

===Overview===

Have the LOWEST score.

[[https://boardgamearena.com/tutorial?game=mojo&tutorial=1542 Fast Tutorial]]

===Turn===

Place a card from your hand onto the previously played card. If your card is ...

'''lower''' value, end your turn.

'''higher''' value, draw a new card then end your turn.

'''same''' value, play again.

===Card Distribution===
'''8 blue cards''' (4 per 0 and 1 value)

'''15 green cards''' (5 per 2, 3 and 4 value)

'''18 yellow cards''' (6 per 5, 6 and 7 value)

'''21 orange cards''' (7 per 8, 9 and 10 value)

'''16 red cards''' (8 per 11 and 12 value)

===Round End===

When a player has three cards or fewer at their turn end, they trigger round end. (If there are two players, "two or fewer cards".)

That player places their remaining cards facedown in front of them.

The remaining players continue to play, but if anyone else reaches three or less cards they do the same.

If it comes round to a player with no hand cards, they instead reveal a facedown card.

When a player reveals their final facedown card, this is the end of a round and that player takes the Mojo card.

Faceup cards and hand cards count for scoring (facedown cards do not).

Out of all of these, for each colour take your highest number, then add together your highest value of each colour and this is your score.

If you hold the Mojo and your score is the lowest score or equal to the lowest score, then score 0 points instead of your calculated score.

If you hold the Mojo and someone else has a lower score than you, gain 10 points to your score.

Turn the Mojo to the 0 or +10 side as rewarded, then place it back in the center to start a new round (this determines turn order).

Unless the game end is triggered, play a new round.

===Game End===

The game ends when a player reaches or exceeds 50 points.

The player(s) with the lowest points, wins!

Gamehelpflowers

2024-04-26T23:45:41Z

Charlesa: /* Materials */ Clarify card distributions

<blockquote>Arrange the values strategically to score with the colors.</blockquote>

== Goal of the game ==

Create your play area by arranging the cards in front of you as strategically as possible.

* Adhere to the conditions associated with the values to maintain your cards.
* Score points with your color sets.

Be careful, cards that do not meet the conditions will cause you to lose points!

== Materials ==

* Rules
* 108 cards divided evenly into 4 colors. Yellow, red, blue, green.
* Cards are numbered 1, 2, 3 or 4:
** Number 1: 3 cards per color
** Number 2: 6 cards per color
** Number 3: 8 cards per color
** Number 4: 10 cards per color, three of which have a butterfly (see below)

* 4 starting ‘’violet’’ cards for the « Summer » variant
* A scorebook
* 1 template card for forming stacks based on the number of players:
** 1 player: about 40 cards per stack
** 2 players: about 26 cards per stack
** 3 players: about 30 cards per stack
** 4 players: no template, all cards

== Setup ==

Each person randomly selects a card and places it in their play area, face up. Create three decks by making three identical (or nearly identical) stacks.

For 2 or 3 players, use the appropriate templates.

For 4 players, there is no template; use all the cards in the game.

Flip the top card from two of the three decks.

One deck remains face down.

Designate the player who starts the game.

== Game play ==

FLOWERS is played in turns in a clockwise direction.

On their turn, the player draws a card and places it in their play area.

=== 1. Pick a card ===

The player, whose turn it is, draws a card of their choice from the top of one of the three stacks.

They can draw either one of the two face-up cards or the one face-down. If it's a face-up card, the next player turns over a new card on that stack so that there are always two visible cards and one hidden.

Note that the face-down stack remains hidden until the end of the game.

=== 2. Place ===
The player places the card in their play area:

* either next to a card already played (touching on at least 1 side)
* or on top of a card already played to cover it.

== End of the game ==
When a player draws the last card from one of the 3 stacks, they finish their turn by placing that card.

The game ends immediately, and the scoring phase begins.

== Scoring ==
To score points at the end of the game, you must have successfully created areas of the same color with at least 5 adjacent cards.

However, you must also have formed valid groups of cards by adhering to the success condition:

* A '4' must be part of a group of exactly four '4's.
* A '3' must be part of a group of exactly three '3's.
* A '2' must be part of a group of exactly two '2's.
* A '1' must not be adjacent to another '1' and thus forms a group of one '1'.

Cards not part of a valid group will be discarded at the end of the game and result in point loss.

=== 1. Discarded cards ===
Discarded cards are those that do not belong to a valid group.

Remove them from your play area.

Each discarded card results in a loss of one point.

=== 2. Victory points ===
For each color family with a minimum of 5 adjacent cards, count 1 point per visible card.

=== 3. Butterflies ===
1 point for each butterfly adjacent to a card of its color.

Example: 1 point if the green butterfly on yellow '4' is adjacent to any green card.

'''IMPORTANT :'''

The written values are not points. It's always 1 point per card.

Covered cards do not count for scoring points; however, they count as -1 per card when discarded along with the one on top.