Hi,

i've got a question for this rule:

Running out of cards

If at any time a player has no cards in his deck, that player is immediately eliminated from the game.

This means to me: if i have to draw one card and in my deck is exactly one card, i directly lose the game.

But: this doesn't make sense to me. In my opinion it would be better i lose the game not till then i have to draw a card or a number of cards and there are no or not enough cards to draw in my deck.

Which one of this options does the rule mean?

cheers,

kiddo

I think it means just what I says, when your deck is empty, whether you would be drawing cards from it or not, you lose.

As soon as you draw your last card you lose. That is a dumb rule. You don't even get to use your last card. What if it could help you win? Too bad. I think this rule should be. When your forced to draw a card and your draw pile is empty you lose. At least you could finish your turn with the cards you have in your hand.

Vegabond said:

I agree with that!