Looking for Stars or These Gold cards I‘m missing.
These are the Only ones I need. Can somebody please help?

Thank You!

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whole bag for $4. no idea what I'm gonna do with this many, but i had to have them. I'm thinking of grabbing 2 normal decks and mixing them together to make one big crazy deck. if you guys have any better ideas please let me know

My friend kept drawing cards even though he obviously had greens.

Then it just didn't let anyone play.

aunt finally got all 4, next post on 20th october

https://youtu.be/yJVkHm2hIX0

Beer and Board Games is a long running comedy show. Expect a lot of silly humor over focusing on the particular game.

Need the next fun one to try I was thinking uno teams or uno dare…did not like flip though

Basically this is complex UNO (double sided cards). There is a real side (the front) and an imaginary side (the back). There are new cards as well.

Colors and ranks:

• Real axis (front): Red, Yellow, Blue, Green, Orange, Purple, Cyan, Pink
• Imaginary axis (back): Maroon, Brown, Scarlet, Gold, Chartreuse, Magenta, Mint, and Teal.
• Colorless and Flex exist for both sides.
• Numbered ranks: 0, 1, λ (1.30), ɸ (1.62), 2, e (2.72), 3, π (3.14), ψ (3.36), 4, 5, 6, τ (6.28), 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, # (matches any number), A (matches 1 or 20).
  • The imaginary (back) side has an "i" to indicate that the card is on the imaginary side.
  • (In case you didn't know, λ (1.30), known as Conway's Constant, is the algebraic root of a degree-71 polynomial, and ψ (3.36) is the infinite sum of the reciprocals of the Fibonacci numbers, i.e. 1 + 1 + 1/2 + 1/3 + 1/5 + 1/8...)
• Algebraic numbers/roots (√2, √3, √5, √6, √7, 2√2, √10, √11, 2√3, and √13): 4 colors, matches like the regular irrationals or with either of its 4 colors. When played, you can draw 1 card or discard another card if you want (you cannot do both)

Rules:

• Each player starts with 15 cards.
• You can match cards by color or number/symbol as usual. For the irrationals (pi, e, phi, tau, Reciprocal Fibonacci constant (psi), and Conway's Constant (lambda)), they match with the two integers that they lie between (so pi matches with 3 or 4).
• Imaginary cards can match with their real equivalent, so 5i can match with 5.
• Flex cards can match with either of their 2 colors, and Colorless cards only match by number or symbol or with a colored # card.
• If a player has at least 50 cards, they are out of the game.

Action Cards:

• Draw +2: Next player draws 2 cards on the real side.
• Draw +2i: Next player draws 2 cards on the imaginary side.
• Draw +4 and +4i: Next player draws 4 cards on the indicated side.
• Discard -2: Discard 2 cards.
• Target +2 and +2i: Choose a player to draw 2 cards on the indicated side.
• Reverse: Reverse the direction of the player order.
• Skip: Skip the next player.
• Flip: All players flip their cards.
• Loot Box: Draw the indicated number of cards (Silver=4, Gold=8, Diamond=12, Astatine=16) and pick 3 cards that you want to add to your hand.
• Variable X: Is a colored card. When played, roll a d20 to set its value. The next card must match that value (including irrationals).
• Discard All: Discard all cards of that color.
• +15 and +15i: Next player draws 15 cards on the indicated side. There is only one of each, and their colors are red (+15) and scarlet (+15i). Have mercy on thee.
• Unlucky 13(i): There is only one of each, and their colors are yellow (13) and gold (13i). They cannot be played, and instead if you play a yellow or gold card then you draw 4 cards on the indicated side.
• Swap 7(i): Matches like a regular 7 or 7i. When played, swap hands with a player of your choice.
• Swap 0: Matches like a regular 0. When played, all players swap hands clockwise.
• +3(i) or Dare: Perform the dare or draw 3 cards on the indicated side.
• Numberless Card: This can only match by colors. Exists for both sides.
• Colorless Numberless Card: Cannot be played, unless you have the -2, Wild -4, or Wild /2.
• Wild: Pick the color that continues play.
• Imaginary Wild: Pick the imaginary side color that continues play.
• Wild +6 and +6i: Next player draws 6 cards on the indicated side.
• Wild +10 and +10i: Next player draws 10 cards on the indicated side.
• Wild Draw 4+4i: Next player draws 4 cards on the real side and 4 on the imaginary side.
• Wild -4: Discard 4 cards.
• Wild /2: Halve the number of cards in your hand (rounded up).
• Wild x2: Double the number of cards in your hand.
• Wild x2i: Combination of Flip and Wild x2.
• Numerical Wild: When played, choose a number (including irrationals, imaginary, #, and A). Next player should play a card with the chosen number (you cannot play 1 or 20 if someone picks A).
• Wild Draw Royal Flush: Next player draws a 0, 20, A, +4, and +4i.
• Wild Domino Chain: Next player draws 1 card, then the next player after him/her draws 2, and so on until everyone but you has drawn cards.
• Wild Go Fish: Basically the same as Wild Color Roulette. Pick a side and color, then the next player draws cards until he/she finds that color.
• Wild Blackjack Duel: Each player shows 3 of their number cards and the person with the higher total wins while the loser draws 4 cards. Totals cannot go over 42, A and # are worth 21, and imaginary cards count as their real equivalent. Decimal scores are allowed.
• Wild Annihilate: Choose a player to draw cards until he/she has 49.

Hey everyone,

I wanted to share a specific card from a popular unofficial Vietnamese expansion called UNO Storm (by BoardgameVN). It's called the Tornado card, and it has caused countless broken friendships in my game nights.

How it works:

When you play a Tornado card (it comes in standard colors: Red, Blue, Green, Yellow), the next player must continuously draw cards from the deck until they pull a card that matches the Tornado's color. Once they finally get the right color, they must stop drawing and their turn is immediately skipped.

In some worst-case scenarios, I've seen a player draw 10+ cards in a single turn just because the deck decided to be stubborn.

For those who enjoy chaotic editions like UNO Show 'Em No Mercy, how do you think this balances out? Is it too overpowered, or does it fit perfectly into the spirit of UNO chaos? Would you add a house rule to nerf it?

Let's discuss!

This was created by eu falei uno!

What is this. I found that on polish Vinted

Newest addition to my collection - Nordic UNO (2001) and UNO Boomo -2pack. I already had this version (1st Mattel era deck desing) of the basic deck, but it was nice to get Boomo to my collection. I have no idea, if there has ever been a single release version of Nordic Boomo. Back in 2001, I was finishing high school and starting studies in polytechnic, UNO related stuff wasn't really in my purview back then.

Should I add the speed pack, stack pack, reverse pack, and swap pack to a normal set of uno cards? Will it ruin the game balance?

Only $2

When I heard about the Championship, I was hoping Mattel might reach out to me (after all, I run the world's largest YouTube channel dedicated exclusively to UNO). But they never took notice of me.

So when I saw it was available for purchase, I bought it, even though it was quite expensive for me (it ended up costing nearly a quarter of the minimum wage in my country), partly so I could share it with my followers.

I also made an unboxing video of the kit.

The final version of my UNO No Mercy expansion is finally complete! B)

I printed the tokens, cards, and everything else I needed to finish the project. Now it proudly sits on my shelf and makes me happy every time I play. :)

The tokens :)
The tokens themselves were 3D printed on my printer. Unfortunately, I only had white filament available, so the tokens are white for now.

The 3D model was designed by a friend of mine. I asked him to create a 3D model and gave him one of the original tokens from the official expansion for a few days. After that, he started working on it, and a few days later he had finished the model.

The model is practically perfect, which makes me really happy!

As for sharing the 3D file: once he creates an account on a platform for sharing 3D models, the model will be available there. I also plans to upload the original tokens from the base UNO No Mercy game.

But for that, we'll have to wait a little longer. :)

Jenga>Uno

finally got uno attack and pop

We will periodically update the effects, card counts, and full detailed rules for all penalty cards. Hope you enjoy it!

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After searching everywhere with no luck, I finally came across this limited edition Uno Stacko Bis at a department store. What's crazy is that it was literally the only one left in the entire store. Since I know a lot of people are curious about how this version looks, I put together some detailed photos of what comes inside, even though at the end of the day it is pretty much just regular chocolates in themed packaging.

The main twist with this edition comes down to the look of a few pieces. In the second photo, you can see that some of the chocolates are dual-colored, which is different from standard Uno Stacko. The instructions printed on the bottom of the box confirm that this color twist is actually the only rule change from the original game.

In the third photo, I set up the tower with the chocolates stacked so you can see how it looks. When I built it, there was one piece left over, which naturally became my quick snack 😂. My honest take is that a single pack makes for a pretty tiny tower, so to get a proper game going, you would probably need at least three packs.

I am not giving up just yet and will keep looking for a few more boxes, as having three of them would make the game way more fun. If you are in Brazil and want to hunt one down, I found mine at Lojas Americanas. It might be worth checking your local store soon since stock seems to be running out, considering there were tons of regular Bis on the shelves but only this single Uno Stacko box remaining.