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Five Crowns a card game for the whole family. It has original game play, but uses skills that you have obtained from playing your old favorites like hearts, spades and rummy. Because Five Crowns has five Royal Families -- the Stars, the Clubs, the Hearts, the Spades and the Diamonds -- yes, five suits in the old usage, it allows a more equal chance of making a book or a run, effectively giving each player more possibilities to readjust their hand so as to go out. The play starts with 3 cards and threes are wild; next hand has 4 cards and fours are wild... working up to the last hand when Kings are wild. Each of the royal families is portrayed in original art and has its own colors. Five Crowns is a fast paced, ingenious new game in eleven rounds.
As with all card games you have to get the cards
some times you just get lucky or not
Five Crowns with five sutes and one extra card
dealt each hand as the wild card changes is fast paced and as challenging as your level of play
The idea of the game is to collect sets of same number cards and or sequences of same sute when your hand is compleat you go out trying to catch your opponents with unplayable cards in there hand thus scoring them points player with lowest points wins
Our group plays cards very competivly every thing from Ono to Pinochle allways trying somthing new Yet five crowns remains a favoret
of the newcommers and the old dogs even our children love it
This is a card game that is basic rummy with a twist--the wild card changes with every hand. With each hand, the number of cards dealt increases by one, as well as changing the wild card to reflect the number of cards dealt--if 3 cards are dealt, 3s are wild; if 4 cards are dealt, 4s are wild.
This is a 'travel time' game or camping trip game. We took it on a vacation just in case we had a moment of boredom, and I will never regret it.
I have two teenaged daughters, and we have played this game often. We keep coming back to it as a quick, easy way to pass the time. This is a wonderful game for large groups of diverse ages because it is primarily based on luck and involves simple strategy.
It is a simple, light, easy-to-play game that remains entertaining and appeals to many different ages.
5 Crowns is an excellent Rummy variant that will keep you enteratined for hours. Good with 2 but even better with 3 or more. My wife and I use a slight variant of the rules to make the game more interesting (we think).
Enjoy this exciting and wonderful game.
