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Thoun at 13:12, 16 February 2026

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	Cards Used:		<h3>Cards Used:</h3>
	<ul>70 Gentleman Attributes</ul>		<ul>70 Gentleman Attributes</ul>
	<ul>The Catch</ul>		<ul>The Catch</ul>

Thoun at 13:11, 16 February 2026

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	~~<h3>To purchase a copy, visit: [https://choicegames.com.au www.choicegames.com.au]</h3>~~
	Cards Used:		Cards Used:
	<ul>70 Gentleman Attributes</ul>		<ul>70 Gentleman Attributes</ul>

HermitWife: Cards Reference Table: Added table styling to make table appear correctly on BGA (I hope). Made Value column sortable as numbers. Changed Special column to be unsortable.

2024-08-09T00:45:58Z

Cards Reference Table: Added table styling to make table appear correctly on BGA (I hope). Made Value column sortable as numbers. Changed Special column to be unsortable.

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	=Gentleman Attribute Cards Reference=		=Gentleman Attribute Cards Reference=
	{\| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible ~~mw-collapsed~~"		{\| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" style="width:auto;" border="2"
	!Card Title		!Card Title
	!Type		!Type
	!Value		!data-sort-type="number"\| Value
	!Special		!class="unsortable"\| Special
	\|-		\|-
	\|Writes Poetry		\|Writes Poetry

HermitWife: Removed all references in attributes card reference table to wealth cards being canceled by higher value wealth cards. In scoring, cancellation happens before wealth cards are reduced to the highest one, so lower-value wealth cards with cancellation effects still get triggered.

2024-08-09T00:22:52Z

Removed all references in attributes card reference table to wealth cards being canceled by higher value wealth cards. In scoring, cancellation happens before wealth cards are reduced to the highest one, so lower-value wealth cards with cancellation effects still get triggered.

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	\|Wealth		\|Wealth
	\|2		\|2
	\|'''Cancelled By:''' Bankrupt 0~~, all other wealth cards~~		\|'''Cancelled By:''' Bankrupt 0
	\|-		\|-
	\|Distinguished Walking Stick		\|Distinguished Walking Stick
	\|Wealth		\|Wealth
	\|4		\|4
	\|'''Cancelled By:''' Bankrupt 0~~, all higher-value wealth cards~~		\|'''Cancelled By:''' Bankrupt 0
	\|-		\|-
	\|Shiny New Bicycle		\|Shiny New Bicycle
	\|Wealth		\|Wealth
	\|6		\|6
	\|'''Cancelled By:''' Reformed Criminal 0, Bankrupt 0~~, all higher-value wealth cards~~		\|'''Cancelled By:''' Reformed Criminal 0, Bankrupt 0
	\|-		\|-
	\|Silk Top Hat		\|Silk Top Hat
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	\|8		\|8
	\|'''Cancels:''' Bald Patch -3<!-- The "Silk Top Hat" card says that it cancels the "Bald Spot" card, but the card it references has "Bald Patch" as the title. -->		\|'''Cancels:''' Bald Patch -3<!-- The "Silk Top Hat" card says that it cancels the "Bald Spot" card, but the card it references has "Bald Patch" as the title. -->
	'''Cancelled By:''' Bankrupt 0~~, all higher-value wealth cards~~		'''Cancelled By:''' Bankrupt 0
	\|-		\|-
	\|Gold Rimmed Monocle		\|Gold Rimmed Monocle
	\|Wealth		\|Wealth
	\|10		\|10
	\|'''Cancelled By:''' Bankrupt 0~~, all higher-value wealth cards~~		\|'''Cancelled By:''' Bankrupt 0
	\|-		\|-
	\|Perfectly Tailored Suit		\|Perfectly Tailored Suit
	\|Wealth		\|Wealth
	\|12		\|12
	\|'''Cancelled By:''' Bankrupt 0~~, all higher-value wealth cards~~		\|'''Cancelled By:''' Bankrupt 0
	\|-		\|-
	\|Gold Pocket Watch		\|Gold Pocket Watch
	\|Wealth		\|Wealth
	\|14		\|14
	\|'''Cancelled By:''' Reformed Criminal 0, Bankrupt 0~~, all higher-value wealth cards~~		\|'''Cancelled By:''' Reformed Criminal 0, Bankrupt 0
	\|-		\|-
	\|Confectionary Kiosk		\|Confectionary Kiosk
	\|Wealth		\|Wealth
	\|16		\|16
	\|'''Cancelled By:''' Bankrupt 0~~, all higher-value wealth cards~~		\|'''Cancelled By:''' Bankrupt 0
	\|-		\|-
	\|Ruby Engagement Ring		\|Ruby Engagement Ring
	\|Wealth		\|Wealth
	\|18		\|18
	\|'''Cancelled By:''' Reformed Criminal 0, Bankrupt 0~~, all higher-value wealth cards~~		\|'''Cancelled By:''' Reformed Criminal 0, Bankrupt 0
	\|-		\|-
	\|Impressive Art Collection		\|Impressive Art Collection
	\|Wealth		\|Wealth
	\|20		\|20
	\|'''Cancelled By:''' Bankrupt 0~~, all higher-value wealth cards~~		\|'''Cancelled By:''' Bankrupt 0
	\|-		\|-
	\|Automobile		\|Automobile
	\|Wealth		\|Wealth
	\|22		\|22
	\|'''Cancelled By:''' Bankrupt 0~~, all higher-value wealth cards~~		\|'''Cancelled By:''' Bankrupt 0
	\|-		\|-
	\|Large Sack of Money		\|Large Sack of Money
	\|Wealth		\|Wealth
	\|24		\|24
	\|'''Cancelled By:''' Gambler -9, Reformed Criminal 0, Bankrupt 0~~, all higher-value wealth cards~~		\|'''Cancelled By:''' Gambler -9, Reformed Criminal 0, Bankrupt 0
	\|-		\|-
	\|Locomotive		\|Locomotive
	\|Wealth		\|Wealth
	\|26		\|26
	\|'''Cancelled By:''' Bankrupt 0~~, all higher-value wealth cards~~		\|'''Cancelled By:''' Bankrupt 0
	\|-		\|-
	\|Quaint Holiday Cottage		\|Quaint Holiday Cottage
	\|Wealth		\|Wealth
	\|28		\|28
	\|'''Cancelled By:''' Bankrupt 0~~, all higher-value wealth cards~~		\|'''Cancelled By:''' Bankrupt 0
	\|-		\|-
	\|Iron Cog Factory		\|Iron Cog Factory
	\|Wealth		\|Wealth
	\|30		\|30
	\|'''Cancelled By:''' Bankrupt 0~~, all higher-value wealth cards~~		\|'''Cancelled By:''' Bankrupt 0
	\|-		\|-
	\|Personal Butler		\|Personal Butler
	\|Wealth		\|Wealth
	\|32		\|32
	\|'''Cancelled By:''' Bankrupt 0~~, all higher-value wealth cards~~		\|'''Cancelled By:''' Bankrupt 0
	\|-		\|-
	\|Giant Ship		\|Giant Ship
	\|Wealth		\|Wealth
	\|34		\|34
	\|'''Cancelled By:''' Bankrupt 0~~, all higher-value wealth cards~~		\|'''Cancelled By:''' Bankrupt 0
	\|-		\|-
	\|Dirigible		\|Dirigible
	\|Wealth		\|Wealth
	\|36		\|36
	\|'''Cancelled By:''' Bankrupt 0~~, all higher-value wealth cards~~		\|'''Cancelled By:''' Bankrupt 0
	\|-		\|-
	\|Sprawling Mansion		\|Sprawling Mansion

HermitWife: Created a table displaying a list of all cards (referencing official print-and-play version at https://choicegames.com.au/LCLetterStandard.pdf) with their values, descriptions, and interactions. Useful due to game log only providing card titles for the Catch's Court action.

2024-08-09T00:14:50Z

Created a table displaying a list of all cards (referencing official print-and-play version at https://choicegames.com.au/LCLetterStandard.pdf) with their values, descriptions, and interactions. Useful due to game log only providing card titles for the Catch's Court action.

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JonChambers at 04:43, 18 October 2021

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	<p>The Catch(es) now have no more Love to give. (Any Love their husband gave back to them is kept with their Love received.)</p>		<p>The Catch(es) now have no more Love to give. (Any Love their husband gave back to them is kept with their Love received.)</p>
	<p>Unmarried gentlemen get nothing.</p>		<p>Unmarried gentlemen get nothing.</p>
	<~~h3>Example</h3>~~		<p>The Catch card moves one player to the left. The new Catch gives the old Catch their Gentleman Player Card.</p>
	~~<p>It is a 3 player game. The first gentleman BOASTS “Small Island Country” with a Dandiness of 40, then draws a card.</p>~~
	~~<p>The second gentleman decides to CHANGE, secretly discarding a card and drawing 2.</p>~~
	~~<p>Afraid that the first gentleman will discard “Small Island Country” on his next turn, The Catch decides to MARRY him now, giving him all the Love she has to give (2 Love).</p>~~
	~~<p>All gentlemen reveal.</~~p>

	The married gentleman (the first gentleman) has “Con Artist” which states that it cancels “Small Island Country”. Of his 3 remaining Wealth cards, “Gold Pocket Watch”, “Silk Top Hat”, and “Automobile”, all cards but the highest card (Automobile) are put aside. The remaining cards total 12 Dandy Points.
	~~The unmarried gentleman (the second gentleman) has “Bankrupt” so he must put aside all his Wealth. The only Wealth card in his hand is “Dirigible”. His remaining cards total 12 Dandy Points.~~
	The gentlemen are tied for Dandiest. The tie is broken by highest Wealth card not put aside. The married (first) gentleman has Automobile, while the unmarried (second) gentleman has no Wealth at all. The married (first) gentleman is therefore the Dandiest.
	~~The married gentleman gives back one Love for each gentleman less Dandy than him, which is 1 Love. As he is the Dandiest, he must also give The Catch a True Love from the supply.~~
	The Catch card moves one player to the left. The new Catch gives the old Catch their Gentleman Player Card.
	<blockquote><h3>6 Players</h3>		<blockquote><h3>6 Players</h3>
	The First Catch and The Second Catch both move two players to the left, swapping for Gentleman Player Cards. A 6 player game is only 3 rounds long, so everyone only gets to be a Catch once.</blockquote>		The First Catch and The Second Catch both move two players to the left, swapping for Gentleman Player Cards. A 6 player game is only 3 rounds long, so everyone only gets to be a Catch once.</blockquote>
	Set up the next round and keep playing until all players have had a turn to be The Catch. Then, go to Game End.		<p>Set up the next round and keep playing until all players have had a turn to be The Catch. Then, go to Game End.</p>
	Game End		<h2>Game End</h2>
	The player who has received the most total Love and True Love cards wins.		<p>The player who has received the most total Love and True Love cards wins.</p>
	If two players have the same number of Love cards, the player with the most True Love wins the tie.		<p>If two players have the same number of Love cards, the player with the most True Love wins the tie.</p>
	<blockquote><h3>6 Players</h3>		<blockquote><h3>6 Players</h3>
	If playing twice in a row, choose a turn order such that everyone who experienced a turn as “The First Catch” gets to experience a turn as “The Second Catch”</blockquote>		If playing twice in a row, choose a turn order such that everyone who experienced a turn as “The First Catch” gets to experience a turn as “The Second Catch”</blockquote>
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	On the starting player’s first turn, she must take 1 COURT action. On all subsequent turns, the active player may choose to take 2 COURT actions or MARRY.		On the starting player’s first turn, she must take 1 COURT action. On all subsequent turns, the active player may choose to take 2 COURT actions or MARRY.
	<h2>COURT Action</h2>		<h2>COURT Action</h2>
	Choose a gentleman (pile of cards), draw the top card, look at it, and then place it on your side face down, on top of the space nearest the deck it came from. (This forms the deck of things you know about this gentleman.)		<p>Choose a gentleman (pile of cards), draw the top card, look at it, and then place it on your side face down, on top of the space nearest the deck it came from. (This forms the deck of things you know about this gentleman.)
	If the pile begins this action empty or face up, instead take the top card from the nearest space on your opponent’s side, flip it face up, and place it where the original pile was. (This represents what you both know about the gentleman.)		If the pile begins this action empty or face up, instead take the top card from the nearest space on your opponent’s side, flip it face up, and place it where the original pile was. (This represents what you both know about the gentleman.)</p>
	(You may look at the cards on your side, or piles of face up cards, at any time, but you must put them back in the same order.)		(You may look at the cards on your side, or piles of face up cards, at any time, but you must put them back in the same order.)
	<h2>MARRY</h2>		<h2>MARRY</h2>
	Choose a gentleman to MARRY.		<p>Choose a gentleman to MARRY.</p>
	Following the rules for “Ranking Phase” in the 3-6 player version: If any gentleman is ranked higher than the one you chose, the other lady wins. If not, you win.		Following the rules for “Ranking Phase” in the 3-6 player version: If any gentleman is ranked higher than the one you chose, the other lady wins. If not, you win.
	(Turn order ties break in favour of the married gentleman)		(Turn order ties break in favour of the married gentleman)

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	<p>Unmarried gentlemen get nothing.</p>		<p>Unmarried gentlemen get nothing.</p>
	<h3>Example</h3>		<h3>Example</h3>
	It is a 3 player game. The first gentleman BOASTS “Small Island Country” with a Dandiness of 40, then draws a card.		<p>It is a 3 player game. The first gentleman BOASTS “Small Island Country” with a Dandiness of 40, then draws a card.</p>
	The second gentleman decides to CHANGE, secretly discarding a card and drawing 2.		<p>The second gentleman decides to CHANGE, secretly discarding a card and drawing 2.</p>
	Afraid that the first gentleman will discard “Small Island Country” on his next turn, The Catch decides to MARRY him now, giving him all the Love she has to give (2 Love).		<p>Afraid that the first gentleman will discard “Small Island Country” on his next turn, The Catch decides to MARRY him now, giving him all the Love she has to give (2 Love).</p>
	All gentlemen reveal.		<p>All gentlemen reveal.</p>

	The married gentleman (the first gentleman) has “Con Artist” which states that it cancels “Small Island Country”. Of his 3 remaining Wealth cards, “Gold Pocket Watch”, “Silk Top Hat”, and “Automobile”, all cards but the highest card (Automobile) are put aside. The remaining cards total 12 Dandy Points.		The married gentleman (the first gentleman) has “Con Artist” which states that it cancels “Small Island Country”. Of his 3 remaining Wealth cards, “Gold Pocket Watch”, “Silk Top Hat”, and “Automobile”, all cards but the highest card (Automobile) are put aside. The remaining cards total 12 Dandy Points.

JonChambers at 02:59, 18 October 2021

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JonChambers at 02:53, 18 October 2021

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JonChambers at 02:50, 18 October 2021

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	<ol>1. Set up Phase: Deal each gentleman 4 Gentleman Attribute cards.</ol>		<ol>1. Set up Phase: Deal each gentleman 4 Gentleman Attribute cards.</ol>
	<ol><p>2. Romance Phase: Players take turns in clockwise order, starting with the gentleman to the left of The Catch.</p>		<ol><p>2. Romance Phase: Players take turns in clockwise order, starting with the gentleman to the left of The Catch.</p>
	<p>Gentlemen choose to either BOAST or CHANGE on their turn.</p>		<ul>Gentlemen choose to either BOAST or CHANGE on their turn.</ul>
	<p>The Catch chooses to either COURT or MARRY on her turn.</p></ol>		<ul>The Catch chooses to either COURT or MARRY on her turn.</ul></ol>
	<ol>3. Ranking Phase: When The Catch chooses to MARRY, all gentlemen reveal their hands and total up their Dandy Points. Gentlemen are ranked from Dandiest to Least Dandy.</ol>		<ol>3. Ranking Phase: When The Catch chooses to MARRY, all gentlemen reveal their hands and total up their Dandy Points. Gentlemen are ranked from Dandiest to Least Dandy.</ol>
	<ol>4. Scoring Phase: Now that they’re married, the husband must return Love to his wife based on his Dandiness ranking.</ol>		<ol>4. Scoring Phase: Now that they’re married, the husband must return Love to his wife based on his Dandiness ranking.</ol>

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	Revealing the Biological Clock doesn’t affect The First Catch, but The Second Catch can only choose the MARRY action.</blockquote>		Revealing the Biological Clock doesn’t affect The First Catch, but The Second Catch can only choose the MARRY action.</blockquote>
	<h2>3. Ranking Phase</h2>		<h2>3. Ranking Phase</h2>
	All gentlemen reveal their		<p>All gentlemen reveal their cards:</p>
	cards:
	<ul>Cards with “Mysterious” in the title instruct gentlemen to draw more cards after all Catches have married. Do this now. (And so on if another such card is drawn in this way.)</ul>		<ul>Cards with “Mysterious” in the title instruct gentlemen to draw more cards after all Catches have married. Do this now. (And so on if another such card is drawn in this way.)</ul>
	<ul>If a card in your hand “cancels” one or more other cards in your hand, put the cancelled cards aside.</ul>		<ul>If a card in your hand “cancels” one or more other cards in your hand, put the cancelled cards aside.</ul>
	<ul>Cards marked with gold coins are Wealth cards. Find the highest value Wealth card (not yet put aside) and put aside the rest.</ul>		<ul>Cards marked with gold coins are Wealth cards. Find the highest value Wealth card (not yet put aside) and put aside the rest.</ul>
	Of the cards not put aside, add together the Dandy Points. If any of your cards are worth negative Dandy Points, instead subtract their value from your total.		<p>Of the cards not put aside, add together the Dandy Points. If any of your cards are worth negative Dandy Points, instead subtract their value from your total.</p>
	The gentleman with the most Dandy Points takes the “1st Dandiest” rank card, then the gentleman with the second-most points takes the “2nd Dandiest” rank card, and so on. In the case of a tie, the gentleman with the dandiest Wealth card (not put aside) is dandier. If neither gentleman has a Wealth card remaining, the player with the dandiest card (not put aside) is Dandier. (If somehow this is still a tie, the gentleman earlier in turn order is dandier.)		<p>The gentleman with the most Dandy Points takes the “1st Dandiest” rank card, then the gentleman with the second-most points takes the “2nd Dandiest” rank card, and so on. In the case of a tie, the gentleman with the dandiest Wealth card (not put aside) is dandier. If neither gentleman has a Wealth card remaining, the player with the dandiest card (not put aside) is Dandier. (If somehow this is still a tie, the gentleman earlier in turn order is dandier.)</p>
	<h2>4. Scoring Phase</h2>		<h2>4. Scoring Phase</h2>
	The married gentleman (or married gentlemen in a 6 player game) must give 1 Love card that he received from his new wife back to her for each gentleman at the table less Dandy than him.		<p>The married gentleman (or married gentlemen in a 6 player game) must give 1 Love card that he received from his new wife back to her for each gentleman at the table less Dandy than him.</p>
	Example: If The Catch chose the 2nd Dandiest gentleman out of 4, he would give his wife 2 Love back, as 2 gentlemen are less Dandy. If she married the least Dandy gentleman, he would give his wife nothing, as there are no gentlemen less Dandy.		<p>Example: If The Catch chose the 2nd Dandiest gentleman out of 4, he would give his wife 2 Love back, as 2 gentlemen are less Dandy. If she married the least Dandy gentleman, he would give his wife nothing, as there are no gentlemen less Dandy.</p>
	If The Catch married the Dandiest gentleman, he gives her 1 True Love card from the supply in addition to all the other Love cards he gives.		<p>If The Catch married the Dandiest gentleman, he gives her 1 True Love card from the supply in addition to all the other Love cards he gives.</p>
	If The Catch married the least Dandy gentleman, he takes 1 True Love card from the supply and keeps it for himself in addition to all the other Love cards he kept for himself.		<p>If The Catch married the least Dandy gentleman, he takes 1 True Love card from the supply and keeps it for himself in addition to all the other Love cards he kept for himself.</p>
	The Catch(es) now have no more Love to give. (Any Love their husband gave back to them is kept with their Love received.)		<p>The Catch(es) now have no more Love to give. (Any Love their husband gave back to them is kept with their Love received.)</p>
	Unmarried gentlemen get nothing.		<p>Unmarried gentlemen get nothing.</p>
	Example		<h3>Example</h3>
	It is a 3 player game. The first gentleman BOASTS “Small Island Country” with a Dandiness of 40, then draws a card.		It is a 3 player game. The first gentleman BOASTS “Small Island Country” with a Dandiness of 40, then draws a card.
	The second gentleman decides to CHANGE, secretly discarding a card and drawing 2.		The second gentleman decides to CHANGE, secretly discarding a card and drawing 2.

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	<ol>3. Ranking Phase: When The Catch chooses to MARRY, all gentlemen reveal their hands and total up their Dandy Points. Gentlemen are ranked from Dandiest to Least Dandy.</ol>		<ol>3. Ranking Phase: When The Catch chooses to MARRY, all gentlemen reveal their hands and total up their Dandy Points. Gentlemen are ranked from Dandiest to Least Dandy.</ol>
	<ol>4. Scoring Phase: Now that they’re married, the husband must return Love to his wife based on his Dandiness ranking.</ol>		<ol>4. Scoring Phase: Now that they’re married, the husband must return Love to his wife based on his Dandiness ranking.</ol>
	Pass The Catch card to the left. Start next round.		<p>Pass The Catch card to the left. Start next round.</p>
	<h2>1. Set up Phase</h2>		<h2>1. Set up Phase</h2>
	Shuffle the 70 Gentleman Attribute cards, and deal 4 to each gentleman. The number in the top left corner determines how much more (or less) Dandy the card makes him.		<p>Shuffle the 70 Gentleman Attribute cards, and deal 4 to each gentleman. The number in the top left corner determines how much more (or less) Dandy the card makes him.</p>
	Deal 17 cards face down into a pile and place the “Biological Clock” card on top, then place the remainder of the deck on top of that.		<p>Deal 17 cards face down into a pile and place the “Biological Clock” card on top, then place the remainder of the deck on top of that.</p>
	<h2>2. Romance Phase</h2>		<h2>2. Romance Phase</h2>
	Play starts with the gentleman to the left of The Catch(es) and proceeds clockwise.		<p>Play starts with the gentleman to the left of The Catch(es) and proceeds clockwise.</p>
	<h3>On a Gentleman’s Turn:</h3>		<h3>On a Gentleman’s Turn:</h3>
	Unless the rules state otherwise, a gentleman may not show anyone any of his cards, even if he wants to. (He is, however, free to lie or tell the truth about what cards he has.)		<p>Unless the rules state otherwise, a gentleman may not show anyone any of his cards, even if he wants to. (He is, however, free to lie or tell the truth about what cards he has.)</p>
	On your turn, select one, and only one, of the following actions:		<p>On your turn, select one, and only one, of the following actions:</p>
	<ul>BOAST: Choose a card in your hand, show it to everyone, and return it to your hand. Then draw a card.</ul>		<ul>BOAST: Choose a card in your hand, show it to everyone, and return it to your hand. Then draw a card.</ul>
	<ul>CHANGE: Choose a card in your hand, discard it face down, and then draw 2 cards.</ul>		<ul>CHANGE: Choose a card in your hand, discard it face down, and then draw 2 cards.</ul>
	You must do whatever is necessary to make sure The Catch(es) don’t know which card was discarded, even if you want them to know. (You are always free to lie or tell the truth about which card was discarded.)		<p>You must do whatever is necessary to make sure The Catch(es) don’t know which card was discarded, even if you want them to know. (You are always free to lie or tell the truth about which card was discarded.)</p>
	<h3>On The Catch’s Turn:</h3>		<h3>On The Catch’s Turn:</h3>
	On your turn, choose a gentleman. Then choose one, and only one, of the following actions:		<p>On your turn, choose a gentleman. Then choose one, and only one, of the following actions:</p>
	<ul>COURT: The gentleman must shuffle his hand and place his cards face down, such that even he does not know which card is which. Choose and secretly look at a number of cards equal to the number of gentlemen at the table. (If you reveal “Complete Openness” you may see the rest of his hand.) The gentleman is allowed to know which cards you saw.</ul>		<ul>COURT: The gentleman must shuffle his hand and place his cards face down, such that even he does not know which card is which. Choose and secretly look at a number of cards equal to the number of gentlemen at the table. (If you reveal “Complete Openness” you may see the rest of his hand.) The gentleman is allowed to know which cards you saw.</ul>
	<ul>MARRY: Give the gentleman all the Love you have to give (i.e. the pile of Love cards you were given at the start of the game. This does not include any Love you received in previous rounds, as this is kept separate.)</ul>		<ul>MARRY: Give the gentleman all the Love you have to give (i.e. the pile of Love cards you were given at the start of the game. This does not include any Love you received in previous rounds, as this is kept separate.)</ul>
	<blockquote><h3>6 Players</h3>		<blockquote><h3>6 Players</h3>
	Once one of the two Catches chooses to MARRY, the remaining Catch must immediately choose a different gentleman to marry.		<p>Once one of the two Catches chooses to MARRY, the remaining Catch must immediately choose a different gentleman to marry.</p>
	If the remaining Catch is The Second Catch, she immediately takes an extra COURT action before choosing.		<p>If the remaining Catch is The Second Catch, she immediately takes an extra COURT action before choosing.</p>
	If the remaining Catch is The First Catch, she must choose immediately without the extra action.</blockquote>		<p>If the remaining Catch is The First Catch, she must choose immediately without the extra action.</p></blockquote>
	Once all Catches have chosen, go straight to ranking phase.		<p>Once all Catches have chosen, go straight to ranking phase.<p>
	Biological Clock		<h2>Biological Clock</h2>
	Once the Biological Clock card is on the top of the deck, place it aside and continue play as normal. (It doesn’t count as a card when drawing.)		<p>Once the Biological Clock card is on the top of the deck, place it aside and continue play as normal. (It doesn’t count as a card when drawing.)</p>
	Now that it is revealed, The Catch can only choose the Marry action.		<p>Now that it is revealed, The Catch can only choose the Marry action.</p>
	<blockquote><h3>6 Players</h3>		<blockquote><h3>6 Players</h3>
	Revealing the Biological Clock doesn’t affect The First Catch, but The Second Catch can only choose the MARRY action.</blockquote>		Revealing the Biological Clock doesn’t affect The First Catch, but The Second Catch can only choose the MARRY action.</blockquote>