Each deck has 5 types of cards:
Time Cards: the duration of the action. Black Cards.
Location Cards: where the action takes place. Violet cards.
Action Cards: what type of action you can do with your partner. Pink Cards. There are 2 types (complete, with one card is enough to do the action and the 1/2 ones, it is required two of these cards to do the action. You can add as many pink cards as you want.
Extra Cards: can be added to perform the action. They are yellow cards. An extra card is a 1/4 action, it requires 4 yellow cards to do an action, they can be combined with pink ones and don't have to be exactly one. If you have designed a complete action, you can add extra cards or pink cards to make the action more interesting.
Red Action Cards: required one card to do the action. They can only be used if both players have each taken an action before.
To set up an action, the player needs: a time card, a place card, a complete action card. If a player has a 1/2 action card, he/she can put it together with another 1/2 card and thus he/she will be able to devise the complete action.
The action cards can be added together and can add up to more than 1 (The turn cards will be used in a single action).
The winner of the game is the one who has added the most points during the game, each action is one point.
Cards designed by: https://es.fiverr.com/di_shefer
Time Cards: the duration of the action. Black Cards.
Location Cards: where the action takes place. Violet cards.
Action Cards: what type of action you can do with your partner. Pink Cards. There are 2 types (complete, with one card is enough to do the action and the 1/2 ones, it is required two of these cards to do the action. You can add as many pink cards as you want.
Extra Cards: can be added to perform the action. They are yellow cards. An extra card is a 1/4 action, it requires 4 yellow cards to do an action, they can be combined with pink ones and don't have to be exactly one. If you have designed a complete action, you can add extra cards or pink cards to make the action more interesting.
Red Action Cards: required one card to do the action. They can only be used if both players have each taken an action before.
To set up an action, the player needs: a time card, a place card, a complete action card. If a player has a 1/2 action card, he/she can put it together with another 1/2 card and thus he/she will be able to devise the complete action.
The action cards can be added together and can add up to more than 1 (The turn cards will be used in a single action).
The winner of the game is the one who has added the most points during the game, each action is one point.
Cards designed by: https://es.fiverr.com/di_shefer