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    The document summarizes the turn structure and phases of play for a card game. It includes a quick start section explaining how to set up the game with characters and decks. The main phases of a turn are: 1) draw phase where players draw cards and play abilities, 2) combat phase where players secretly play cards to determine a winner, and 3) power-up phase where players can discard sets of cards to gain bonuses. Additional details are provided on poker hands, card values, and power-up bonuses for certain card combinations.

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    The document summarizes the turn structure and phases of play for a card game. It includes a quick start section explaining how to set up the game with characters and decks. The main phases of a turn are: 1) draw phase where players draw cards and play abilities, 2) combat phase where players secretly play cards to determine a winner, and 3) power-up phase where players can discard sets of cards to gain bonuses. Additional details are provided on poker hands, card values, and power-up bonuses for certain card combinations.

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    Yomi Crib Sheet

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    The document summarizes the turn structure and phases of play for a card game. It includes a quick start section explaining how to set up the game with characters and decks. The main phases of a turn are: 1) draw phase where players draw cards and play abilities, 2) combat phase where players secretly play cards to determine a winner, and 3) power-up phase where players can discard sets of cards to gain bonuses. Additional details are provided on poker hands, card values, and power-up bonuses for certain card combinations.

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    Quick Start:

    • Remove Character Card


    • Shuffle Deck
    • Draw 7 cards
    • Account for your characters Life

    Turn Structure:
    Draw Phase (Skip on 1st turn)
    1. Draw a card
    2. Play Ability (lower health goes first)
    • You pay activation costs
    • Opponent has chance to cancel your ability
    • If canceled, discard cards that were just played
    • You may play more abilities
    • Opponent may play their abilities after you are done

    Combat Phase
    1. Play face-down card (or play no-card. Opponent can pick a different card to play face-
    down. His card always wins)
    2. Reveal cards simultaneously
    3. Apply mandatory Ace cost if applicable
    4. Determine combat winner
    5. Losers may play bluff card or Joker (can still use if you played no-card)
    6. Winner plays combo/pumps if applicable
    7. Reveal Joker/bluff card
    8. Discard all combat cards

    Power-up Phase
    1. Discard pairs, 3-of-a-kinds, or 4-of-a-kinds; then search for Aces
    2. Search for Aces if you hit a chain combo

    Bonus Info:
    Power-up info for discard: Lum (Poker Hand) Info:
    • A pair for … 1 Ace Poker Hands:
    • 3-of-a-kind for … 2 Aces Straight – 5 cards in row
    • 4-of-a-kind for … 3 Aces Flush – 5 cards of same suit
    Full House – Pair and 3-of-a-kind
    4-of-a-kind – Self-explanatory
    Power-up info for chain combos: Straight Flush – 5 cards in a row of same suit
    Card Values:
    • 3 normal attacks in a row … 1 Ace Joker – 21
    • 4 normal attacks in a row … 2 Aces Face Cards - 10
    • 5 normal attacks in a row … 3 Aces Aces – 1 or 11
    • 6 normals (Valerie only) … 4 Aces Normal Cards – Their own number
    Cards in discard go in descending order from combo
    Revealed cards can be used in poker hand

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