Aa Level 8 Rulebook
Aa Level 8 Rulebook
Aa Level 8 Rulebook
USA
Game Contents
99 playing cards, including 90 numbered cards (1-15 in 6 colors), 6 wild cards,
and 3 “Skip!” cards
6 level cards
6 level indicators
Please note: Before the first game, cut all level indicators on the two dotted lines
as marked.
Game Idea
Whoever completes Over several rounds, players try to collect and display eight levels of card
all 8 levels first, wins! combinations before their opponents.
Whoever completes LEVEL 8 first, wins the game.
Game Setup
Every player receives a level card and a level indicator, and slides the
level card in the indicator so that the first level (= “2 runs of three”)
is showing (see picture on the left).
Choose a player to be the dealer. The dealer shuffles the
99 playing cards and deals 10 cards face down to each player. The
remaining cards are placed – face down – to form a draw pile in
the middle of the table.
Deal 10 cards
per player
Game Play
1.) First, take a card The player to the left of the dealer starts, and the game continues in clockwise
from the draw pile or direction. Each player´s turn is as follows:
any discard pile
(required!)
1.) Pick one card (required). Either take the top card of the (face down) draw pile
or take a card from any (face up) discard pile.
2.) Then, place a 2.) Display your level (not required). Place all cards necessary to complete your
complete level!
(not required!)
current level in your display area, face up and visible to everyone.
The 1st level: place 2 runs of three.
Note: You are not allowed to place cards forming an incomplete level (e.g. only
1 run of three). In addition, you are not allowed to add more parts than required to
complete the level (e.g. adding a 3rd run to the 1st level).
As soon as you have placed your first level, you may add additional cards from
your hand to any combination displayed on the table (your own level and/or any
of your opponents’ levels), and you may continue to play cards on these displayed
levels until the end of the round.
Your goal is to be the first player to get rid of all the cards in your hand, in order to
receive the end of round bonus (see end of a round, below).
Examples:
• There is a run of three (4, 5, 6): The player may add a 7 (and then a 8 etc.)
and/or a 3 (and then a 2 etc.).
• There are 4 pairs (2-2, 3-3, 6-6, 6-6): The player may add any 2, 3 and/or 6.
• There is a run of four (8, 9, 10, 11) and two pairs (3-3, 9-9): The player may add a 7
(and then a 6 etc.), a 12 (and then a 13 etc.), and/or any 3 and 9.
The combinations
3.) Finally, discard 3.) Discard one card from your hand (required). Place it face up on your own
one card to your
discard pile
discard pile.
(required!)
When the draw pile runs out of cards: Take all the cards from each player’s discard
pile (except the top card - which stays behind as their discard pile). Shuffle the
returned cards and form a new draw pile.
End of a Round
End of round: when The round ends immediately when any player discards their last card. This player
any player discards
their last card:
may now slide the level card – as a bonus – up two levels (e.g. skip one level!).
+ 2 levels
All other players who have also displayed their current level slide their level card
Players with displayed up one level only.
level: + 1 level
Players without Players who have not displayed a level do nothing.
displayed level: ±0
Finally, the player to the left of the dealer becomes the new dealer, collects all
New round: 10 cards the cards on the table and in players’ hands, shuffles all 96 cards, and deals 10 to
per player again etc. each player. The player to the left of the new dealer takes the first turn …
Game End
Win by placing your The player who places LEVEL 8 wins immediately (note: the player need not get rid
8th level or by ending
a round in the 7th level
of any remaining cards).
A player may also win by placing their 7th level and ending the round (note that the
word “Victory” appears in the indicator when sliding the level card up two levels).
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