Description

ZwergeZocken is a combination of collecting cards and trick-taking (like Wizard and Skat).
Only those who succeed in placing many of the same dwarfs in front of them and putting the tricks on their opponents will be successful in ZwergeZocken. But be careful, the best card can quickly become the worst.

The first player plays a card and determines the game color, yellow or blue, and places the wooden chip in the middle of the table with the game color facing up. Even if the starting player plays an action card, he chooses yellow or blue as the game color. The players follow in a clockwise direction and also play a hand card and, if they want, put down a dwarf collection until it was each player's turn. The stitch is then evaluated. By skillfully playing out the cards and collecting the same dwarf cards at the same time, the first thing to do is to get rid of all the cards and get as few tricks as possible.

1. The player with the highest card value gets the trick and places it upside down in front of him
2. To get the trick the yellow or the blue value of the card is important
3. The players try to get NOT the trick because a trick means negative points
4. Actioncards and Jokercards have the card value 5.
5. The left player of the player who got the latest trick, plays the next card, so the play who got the trick plays the card last. This is usually an advantage
6. The card color of the latest trick is valid also for the next trick – until a player plays a color changing card or a new color.
7. As soon as a player has collected three or more (maximum of six) cards of the same dwarf, he can place them in front of him or her

In the following game round, the starting player and the dealer change clockwise

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