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In Spite and Malice, discard pile management is key. Cards in front have to be played first so try not to put cards you are not going to play immediately in front of others that you need sooner. | |||
Remember that the goal is to get rid of your pile. If you can't "make it" to your goal number it might not be worth it to play any cards. You may wish to play cards if you are trying to free up a discard pile, trying to allow yourself to draw more next time, trying to stop your opponent, or trying to play all of the cards in your hand to draw again and continue your turn. But if you are playing cards that won't lead to your goal card, always have a reason. | Remember that the goal is to get rid of your pile. If you can't "make it" to your goal number it might not be worth it to play any cards. You may wish to play cards if you are trying to free up a discard pile, trying to allow yourself to draw more next time, trying to stop your opponent, or trying to play all of the cards in your hand to draw again and continue your turn. But if you are playing cards that won't lead to your goal card, always have a reason. | ||
Always pay attention to your opponent's goal card. You don't want to inadvertently set them up for an easy play. | Always pay attention to your opponent's goal card. You don't want to inadvertently set them up for an easy play. | ||
Latest revision as of 19:14, 29 April 2026
In Spite and Malice, discard pile management is key. Cards in front have to be played first so try not to put cards you are not going to play immediately in front of others that you need sooner.
Remember that the goal is to get rid of your pile. If you can't "make it" to your goal number it might not be worth it to play any cards. You may wish to play cards if you are trying to free up a discard pile, trying to allow yourself to draw more next time, trying to stop your opponent, or trying to play all of the cards in your hand to draw again and continue your turn. But if you are playing cards that won't lead to your goal card, always have a reason.
Always pay attention to your opponent's goal card. You don't want to inadvertently set them up for an easy play.