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Each player starts with four cards plus one Defuse card. Every player should have a hand of five cards to begin the game. Remember not to reveal your cards to your opponents! Understanding the Role of Nopes and Defuse Cards After you’re done with your actions, end your turn by drawing a card from the draw pile. If it’s not an Exploding Kitten, your turn ends, and play passes to the next player. If it is, you have to defuse it unless you have a special card or power to handle it. The outcome of drawing an Exploding Kitten card
Disguising your intentions and creating diversions are key. You could lure players into stealing your Exploding Kitten or ensure that a particular player draws an Imploding Kitten. Common Mistakes and How to Avoid Them Common errors made by new players
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The Crown protects you against all forms of stealing. If anyone steals cards from you, they blindly take a random card from the Tower of Power Crown instead of your hand (until there are no more Stash Cards left).
Curse of the Cat Butt only affects Stash Cards once they enter into a blind player's hand, at which point they become blind. After you have made your selection, you may secretly view the card (so that if you've accidentally given up a Streaking Kitten and you're left with an Exploding Kitten in your hand, you can try to Defuse it). If drawn, the Imploding Kitten card doesn’t explode right away. Instead, it gets reinserted into the draw pile face up. When drawn again, it explodes, and cannot be defused! Strategizing with the Imploding Kitten card Then you will become unblinded because you have successfully drawn a card (even if the card you gave away was an Exploding Kitten).Drawing an Exploding Kitten is potentially devastating as it could mean the end of the game for you, unless you have a Defuse card or other special means to survive. If not, you’re out of the game. The last player standing wins the game! Understanding the Barking Kitten Card Function of the Barking Kitten card You may never move Stash Cards from the Tower of Power Crown into your own hand. It only protects you from stealing stealers who want to steal cards from you. Continue wearing the Tower of Power for the rest of the game. Advanced tactics are all about utilising your cards to their limit, orchestrating your moves to steer others’ actions, and strategic endgame planning. Knowing and using these tactics can drastically enhance your win rate. Strategies for seasoned players
The Streaking Kitten card allows you to hold an Exploding Kitten card in your hand without being eliminated, as long as the Streaking Kitten remains in your hand. It adds an intriguing twist, keeping opponents off guard regarding your possession of an Exploding Kitten card. Effective use of the Streaking Kitten cardPlace this card face up in front of you and ask for the other Barking Kitten. If any player has it, they are your target and must give you half their cards (rounding up). Other vital card features include ‘See the Future’, allowing you to peek at the top three cards in the draw pile, ‘Favor Card’, forcing another player to give you a card, and ‘Shuffle’, letting you reshuffle the draw pile. How to deal with disputes Curse of the Cat Butt only affects Stash Cards once they enter into a blind player’s hand, at which point they become blind.
Always optimsise how you use your Defuse cards, Nopes, and other action cards. Consider the context and think several steps ahead to outsmart your opponents. How to outwit opponents This image is property of images.pexels.com. Strategy and Tactics The importance of strategy in Imploding Barking and Streaking KittensIf you play a Barking Kitten while blind, you may not look at any of the incoming or outgoing cards.
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