Red Dragon Inn Boxed Card Game

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Ignore Example: Serena plays "Blasphemer! " to make Kaylin lose 3 Fortitude. Kaylin responds by playing "*Poof!*" to Ignore the effects of "Blasphemer!" Kaylin Ignores the Fortitude loss, but Serena still gains one Piety, since the card effects her normally. If "Winning Hand!" is played and it is followed by a Cheating Card, then any Gambling or Cheating Card can be played next. Just remember: If you run out of Gold during a Drinking Contest, you will remain in the game at least until the Drinking Contest is finished. Ignore any effects that force you to pay Gold. If you do not win the Drinking Contest, you are out of Gold and out of the game! Redirection Example: Kaylin plays "Actually, his bite is worse than his bark" to make Eve lose 3 Fortitude. Eve plays "I'm not Eve. She's over there " to redirect the damage to Wizgille.

Sometimes and Anytime Cards”: now specifies that you may play relevant Sometimes and Anytime Cards in a Phase before the special action for that Phase. So, if you’re playing first and you happen to have “Tip the Wench” in your opening hand, go ahead and play it before you discard and draw! You may play multiple Sometimes Cards in response to the same game event, even if they are multiple copies of the same card. However, you must play the cards one at a time and give your opponents an opportunity to respond to each one.

Some cards specify that they can be played in response to a card that affects your Fortitude, Alcohol Content or Gold. A card affects one of these attributes only if it could directly change that attribute when it takes effect. Play a Gambling or Cheating Card: Playing either of these two types of card gives you control of the Round of Gambling. The card you play may have other effects, as well. Players who lose the game in this way still must pay one Gold to the winner of the Drinking Contest before splitting their Gold. If you reveal a Drink Event Card, follow the instructions on the card. Cards that affect Drink Cards do not affect Drink Event Cards unless they specifically say that they do so.

Many cards allow you to Ignore a Drink Card. You may only play a card of this type on a Drink that you are about to drink. You may not Ignore someone else's Drink unless that player first passes it to you, splits it with you, or otherwise makes you take effects from it. If a player passes out as a result of drinking a Drink during a Drinking Contest, that player loses the game, but does not split their Gold among the other players until after the Drinking Contest is completed. If all tied players but one pass out during this process, the remaining player wins the Drinking Contest and does not continue drinking. If all tied players pass out during this process, the Drinking Contest has no winner. After this, if any players have no Gold, they lose the game as well. This means that if one player passes out and another runs out of Gold simultaneously, the player who is running out of Gold could be saved by getting a share of the Gold ftom the other player! If a player somehow takes extra Drinks during a Drinking Contest (with a card like Kaylin's "You think you're so big? Have another drink!"), these extra Drinks do not affect the outcome of the Drinking Contest.

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Players do not have an opportunity to affect the Drink before it is copied, but may affect the individual copies afterward. Cards that increase or decrease the Alcohol Content of a Drink will affect the outcome of a Drinking Contest. If a Drink is split, Ignored, or given to another player, this does not affect the outcome of the contest.