#01
War
Reveal cards simultaneously; the higher rank wins the capture in a game driven by chance.
Letter guide · W
W begins with War, the simplest card game of all, then moves to Whist, its modern relative Wizard, and party games such as What Do You Meme?.
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#01
Reveal cards simultaneously; the higher rank wins the capture in a game driven by chance.
#02
An Alpine trick game full of bluff, where the strongest cards change every deal and signals are allowed.
Traditionally played with German-suited cards.
Open rules reference#03
A collectible game based on anime franchises where damage cancels on climax triggers and levels rise with damage.
#04
A judge picks a photo; everyone plays the caption card that makes the best meme.
Adult content in the core game.
Open game database#05
The classic English partnership trick game and ancestor of Bridge: follow suit and win tricks for your side.
#06
Bid an exact number of tricks while wizard and jester cards bend ordinary suit ranking.
War · Watten · Whist
War · Weiss Schwarz
What Do You Meme? · Wizard
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