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Cedricbibi на 14:18, 15 верасня 2020

2020-09-15T14:18:14Z

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 where player 1 gives a clue ''blue'' to player 4, this can point to either player 2 and 3. To find out which one is designated, each looks at the other's cards. In this case, player 2 sees that finesse cannot be addressed to player 3 since he has a 4G card on the far left and not a 1B. Player 2 therefore plays his own card.
-====''Bluff''====
+==== '' Bluff '' ====
-WORK IN PROGRESS
+An example speaks louder than a long speech: suppose it's player 1's turn and no card has yet been played, nor any clue given:

Cedricbibi на 14:09, 15 верасня 2020

2020-09-15T14:09:36Z

← Папярэдн. версія		Версія ад 16:09, 15 верасня 2020
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	As a consequence, it is very easy to cheat at Hanabi. However, as you can imagine, cheating is very stupid and has no interest... except for ELO boosting. This is why there is no international ranking for this game (ie: best player, second best player) and no trophies associated to it.		As a consequence, it is very easy to cheat at Hanabi. However, as you can imagine, cheating is very stupid and has no interest... except for ELO boosting. This is why there is no international ranking for this game (ie: best player, second best player) and no trophies associated to it.

	===CONVENTIONS===		==CONVENTIONS==
	If people just play in a very basic way, meaning that they wait until they have received the colour and number to play each card, it is generally difficult to achieve a high score.		If people just play in a very basic way, meaning that they wait until they have received the colour and number to play each card, it is generally difficult to achieve a high score.
	Common sense, observation and combination of given information allow to visualize which card(s) should be played according to a single clue (thus saving precious clue-tokens and speeding up the game in order to reach a better score).		Common sense, observation and combination of given information allow to visualize which card(s) should be played according to a single clue (thus saving precious clue-tokens and speeding up the game in order to reach a better score).
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	In the following section, colours are indicated by their first letter: R - Red, Y - Yellow, G - Green, B - Blue, W - White. For example, 2Y means the card with number 2 and colour yellow.		In the following section, colours are indicated by their first letter: R - Red, Y - Yellow, G - Green, B - Blue, W - White. For example, 2Y means the card with number 2 and colour yellow.

	====Most standard convention====		===Most standard convention===
	In 4 words : ''Play left, discard right''.		In 4 words : ''Play left, discard right''.

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	Obviously, if a player has a card that he is sure he will never be able to play (for example a card on which he has a blue hint when the blue pile has already been completed), such card must be discarded in priority.		Obviously, if a player has a card that he is sure he will never be able to play (for example a card on which he has a blue hint when the blue pile has already been completed), such card must be discarded in priority.

	====Advanced conventions====		===Advanced conventions===
	The 3 most classical advanced conventions are: ''finesse'', ''bluff'' et ''reverse''.		The 3 most classical advanced conventions are: ''finesse'', ''bluff'' et ''reverse''.

	=====''Finesse''=====		====''Finesse''====
	- An example is more telling than a long speech: suppose it is player 1's turn and no card has yet been played, nor any clue given:		- An example is more telling than a long speech: suppose it is player 1's turn and no card has yet been played, nor any clue given:

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	where player 1 gives a clue ''blue'' to player 4, this can point to either player 2 and 3. To find out which one is designated, each looks at the other's cards. In this case, player 2 sees that finesse cannot be addressed to player 3 since he has a 4G card on the far left and not a 1B. Player 2 therefore plays his own card.		where player 1 gives a clue ''blue'' to player 4, this can point to either player 2 and 3. To find out which one is designated, each looks at the other's cards. In this case, player 2 sees that finesse cannot be addressed to player 3 since he has a 4G card on the far left and not a 1B. Player 2 therefore plays his own card.

	=====''Bluff''=====		====''Bluff''====

	WORK IN PROGRESS		WORK IN PROGRESS

Cedricbibi на 14:08, 15 верасня 2020

2020-09-15T14:08:31Z

← Папярэдн. версія		Версія ад 16:08, 15 верасня 2020
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	As a consequence, it is very easy to cheat at Hanabi. However, as you can imagine, cheating is very stupid and has no interest... except for ELO boosting. This is why there is no international ranking for this game (ie: best player, second best player) and no trophies associated to it.		As a consequence, it is very easy to cheat at Hanabi. However, as you can imagine, cheating is very stupid and has no interest... except for ELO boosting. This is why there is no international ranking for this game (ie: best player, second best player) and no trophies associated to it.

			===CONVENTIONS===
			If people just play in a very basic way, meaning that they wait until they have received the colour and number to play each card, it is generally difficult to achieve a high score.
			Common sense, observation and combination of given information allow to visualize which card(s) should be played according to a single clue (thus saving precious clue-tokens and speeding up the game in order to reach a better score).
			However, many players have elaborated conventions in order to codify the sequence of actions and thus simplify the thinking process.

			In the following section, colours are indicated by their first letter: R - Red, Y - Yellow, G - Green, B - Blue, W - White. For example, 2Y means the card with number 2 and colour yellow.

			====Most standard convention====
			In 4 words : ''Play left, discard right''.

			- When a clue designates several cards, it is generally the card furthest to the left that must be played.

			Indeed, the new cards arriving from the left, a playable card already in hand would have been indicated earlier whereas it is more likely that one wants to play the freshly drawn.
			For example, if a player's hand is (1R, 4Y, 5B, 2Y, 2G), it is necessary and enough to give the clue 2 to make him play his 2Y.

			In complicated situations where the card to be indicated is neither the leftmost of its color nor the leftmost of its number, two players must complement each other by giving one of the elements each, although this rarely happens.
			For example, if a player's hand is (1R, 4Y, 5B, 2G, 2Y), it is necessary to give him both the clue ''Yellow'' and the clue ''2'' to make him play his 2Y.

			- When a player, having no clue to give nor a card to play, is about to discard, he must discard his card furthest to the right among those without a clue. (the ''chop'').

			Indeed, the new cards arrive from the left, the cards on the right are older, and therefore less likely to be used since the other players have had more time to say that they should be played if necessary.

			This allows other players to anticipate which cards are about to be discarded and therefore protect them if necessary. So for example, when a 5 (card present in a single copy and therefore particularly valuable) arrives in a player's discard position, the others know that it risks being discarded and therefore give the clue ''5'' to be preserved ('' saving clue ''). It should be understood from the position of the card that it is thus to be preserved and not to be played, paying attention to the cards already discarded (last copy).

			In complicated situations where all of our cards have a clue and therefore theoretically no card should be discarded (since cards with clue should not be discarded) and where it is impossible to play, it is preferable to give a clue, even if it is not very relevant.

			Obviously, if a player has a card that he is sure he will never be able to play (for example a card on which he has a blue hint when the blue pile has already been completed), such card must be discarded in priority.

			====Advanced conventions====
			The 3 most classical advanced conventions are: ''finesse'', ''bluff'' et ''reverse''.

			=====''Finesse''=====
			- An example is more telling than a long speech: suppose it is player 1's turn and no card has yet been played, nor any clue given:

			1) ? ? ? ?

			2) 1B 5Y 3B 1W

			3) 5R 2R 2B 2G

			4) 4G 1Y 1R 3Y

			If player 1 gives the blue clue to player 3, it clearly indicates his 2B, while the expected card is a 1B. This means that the card which fills the hole is somewhere upstream, in this case in the hand of player 2. The latter, seeing that indeed the 1B is missing, understands that it is a question of a "finesse" and plays his 1B according to the convention "play left, discard right".

			If the 1B had been in any other position in Player 2's hand, he would have needed a prior clue to know which one. Thus he would have played the card furthest to the left among his corresponding marked cards (in this case a 1 card or a blue card if the 1B and the 5Y had been reversed).

			Player 3 then only has to play his 2B: two cards have been played thanks to a single clue.

			- In situations like the following :

			1) ? ? ? ?

			2) 1B 5Y 3B 3W

			3) 4G 1Y 1R 3Y

			4) 5R 2R 2B 2G

			where player 1 gives a clue ''blue'' to player 4, this can point to either player 2 and 3. To find out which one is designated, each looks at the other's cards. In this case, player 2 sees that finesse cannot be addressed to player 3 since he has a 4G card on the far left and not a 1B. Player 2 therefore plays his own card.

			=====''Bluff''=====

			WORK IN PROGRESS

Kevan: move variant section

2020-07-21T18:59:20Z

move variant section

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	* two 4s		* two 4s
	* one 5		* one 5

			===Multicolour cards===
			There are three variants that add a 6th colour: the multicolour.

			# TRICKY DIFFICULTY adds 10 multicolour cards to the normal game. These cards get marked by a separate multicolour clue.
			# HARD DIFFICULTY adds '''5''' multicolour cards to the normal game: one of each number. These cards get marked by a separate multicolour clue.
			# VERY DIFFICULT DIFFICULTY adds 10 multicolour cards to the normal game. These cards get marked by ANY colour clue.

	== Gameplay ==		== Gameplay ==
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	*'''DOUBLE SAVE''': To mark a card that is useless, because the copy of the card is already played, or marked.		*'''DOUBLE SAVE''': To mark a card that is useless, because the copy of the card is already played, or marked.
	*'''STRATEGY''': A set of rules / guidelines / conventions on how to interpret actions by players (including spending of clue-tokens).		*'''STRATEGY''': A set of rules / guidelines / conventions on how to interpret actions by players (including spending of clue-tokens).

	~~==Multicolour cards==~~
	~~There are three variants that add a 6th colour: the multicolour.~~

	~~# TRICKY DIFFICULTY adds 10 multicolour cards to the normal game. These cards get marked by a separate multicolour clue.~~
	~~# HARD DIFFICULTY adds '''5''' multicolour cards to the normal game: one of each number. These cards get marked by a separate multicolour clue.~~
	~~# VERY DIFFICULT DIFFICULTY adds 10 multicolour cards to the normal game. These cards get marked by ANY colour clue.~~

	== ELO rating ==		== ELO rating ==
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	Here is how it works:		Here is how it works:

	1) Every player on the team is temporarily considered as having the average ELO rating of the team.		#Every player on the team is temporarily considered as having the average ELO rating of the team.
			#The system will generate a bot associated with the score your team has achieved (let’s call it '''Hanabot'''). Hanabot’s ELO rating depends on the variant you are playing (50 cards, 60 cards, 60 cards multicolor), the number of players on the team and, most importantly, your team's score. All Hanabot’s ELO ratings have been set by an experienced player, they are not random or simply proportional to the score/number of players.
	2) The system will generate a bot associated with the score your team has achieved (let’s call it '''Hanabot'''). Hanabot’s ELO rating depends on the variant you are playing (50 cards, 60 cards, 60 cards multicolor), the number of players on the team and, most importantly, your team's score. All Hanabot’s ELO ratings have been set by an experienced player, they are not random or simply proportional to the score/number of players.		#Your team (actually your team's average ELO) will now compete against Hanabot. The system will calculate your team’s ELO gain/loss as though your team had tied with Hanabot.

	~~3) Your team (actually your team's average ELO) will now compete against Hanabot. The system will calculate your team’s ELO gain/loss as though your team had tied with Hanabot.~~
	If your score is below 18 (50-card game) or below 21 (60-card game), Hanabot's ELO is always 1000.		If your score is below 18 (50-card game) or below 21 (60-card game), Hanabot's ELO is always 1000.

Kevan: more some text around, redundant to link to tips as all games include a tab for this

2020-07-21T18:58:39Z

more some text around, redundant to link to tips as all games include a tab for this

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	== Card distribution ==		== Card distribution ==
	~~For each~~ colour, ~~there are three 1s~~, ~~two 2s~~, ~~two 3s~~, ~~two 4s and a single 5~~.		In a game of Hanabi on NORMAL DIFFICULTY, the deck contains 50 cards. Each has exactly one colour: either Red, Yellow, Green, Blue, or White.

	~~See the "Cards" section of this page for more details.~~		There are 10 cards in each colour:
			* three 1s
			* two 2s
			* two 3s
			* two 4s
			* one 5

	== Gameplay ==		== Gameplay ==
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	The game can end in several ways:		The game can end in several ways:

	1) All cards have been drawn from the deck. After this happens, everybody gets 1 more turn. The game ends with the score at the last turn.		#All cards have been drawn from the deck. After this happens, everybody gets 1 more turn. The game ends with the score at the last turn.
			#Your team played all possible cards. In this case, the game ends immediately and you receive the maximum possible score.
	2) Your team played all possible cards. In this case, the game ends immediately and you receive the maximum possible score.		#Your team made three mistakes that caused misfires. In this case, you lose the game and get negative ten (-10) points.
			#Your team 'abandons' the game. Although discouraged, you receive zero (0) points.
	3) Your team made three mistakes that caused misfires. In this case, you lose the game and get negative ten (-10) points.

	4) Your team 'abandons' the game. Although discouraged, you receive zero (0) points.

	== Turn ==		== Turn ==
	During your turn, you have one (1) action. You can choose to do one of the following:		During your turn, you have one (1) action. You can choose to do one of the following:

	1) '''Give a colour or number clue to a teammate:''' This costs one clue-token (-1). You cannot give a clue if there are zero (0) clue-tokens left. When you give a clue, you must indicate ALL cards of a certain colour, or ALL cards of a certain number.		#'''Give a colour or number clue to a teammate:''' This costs one clue-token (-1). You cannot give a clue if there are zero (0) clue-tokens left. When you give a clue, you must indicate ALL cards of a certain colour, or ALL cards of a certain number.
			#'''Play a card:''' When a card is played, it is evaluated. If the card fits in one of sequences, it is placed in the appropriate colour stack on the table. If it does not, it is placed in the discard pile and the team gets a misfire-token.
	2) '''Play a card:''' When a card is played, it is evaluated. If the card fits in one of sequences, it is placed in the appropriate colour stack on the table. If it does not, it is placed in the discard pile and the team gets a misfire-token.		#'''Discard a card:''' When you discard, the card is placed in the discard pile and you get a clue-token (+1). Note: cards on the discard pile are out of the game and can never return.

	3) '''Discard a card:''' When you discard, the card is placed in the discard pile and you get a clue-token (+1). Note: cards on the discard pile are out of the game and can never return.

	When you remove a card from your hand, by either playing or discarding, at the end of your turn, you draw a new card. '''Your newest card is always placed on the left'''.		When you remove a card from your hand, by either playing or discarding, at the end of your turn, you draw a new card. '''Your newest card is always placed on the left'''.
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	When you play with others, certain words are used to describe certain objects or situations. Here is a short list.		When you play with others, certain words are used to describe certain objects or situations. Here is a short list.

	'''MARKED''' A card that is highlighted by a clue.		*'''MARKED''': A card that is highlighted by a clue.
			*'''UNMARKED''': A card that is not clued.
	'''UNMARKED''' A card that is not clued.		*'''CHOP''': The oldest, unmarked card. The right-most card that you have no information on and will chop from your hand.
			*'''DRAW''': The newest, unmarked card. The left-most card that you have no information on and was freshly drawn to the left side.
	'''CHOP''' The oldest, unmarked card. The right-most card that you have no information on and will chop from your hand.		*'''TO BOMB''': A play that causes the third misfire-token. Sometimes called '''EXPLOSION'''
			*'''UNIQUE''': A card that has no copy (left) in the deck.
	'''DRAW''' The newest, unmarked card. The left-most card that you have no information on and was freshly drawn to the left side.		*'''DOUBLE DISCARD''': Discarding the (usually CHOP) card when it can be Unique (or the last copy of the card in the discard pile).
			*'''DOUBLE SAVE''': To mark a card that is useless, because the copy of the card is already played, or marked.
	'''TO BOMB''' A play that causes the third misfire-token. Sometimes called '''EXPLOSION'''		*'''STRATEGY''': A set of rules / guidelines / conventions on how to interpret actions by players (including spending of clue-tokens).

	'''UNIQUE''' A card that has no copy (left) in the deck.

	'''DOUBLE DISCARD''' Discarding the (usually CHOP) card when it can be Unique (or the last copy of the card in the discard pile).

	'''DOUBLE SAVE''' To mark a card that is useless, because the copy of the card is already played, or marked.

	'''STRATEGY''' A set of rules / guidelines / conventions on how to interpret actions by players (including spending of clue-tokens).

	~~== Cards ==~~
	~~Every card in a Hanabi deck has both a number and a colour.~~

	~~=== Normal Gameplay ===~~

	~~In a game of Hanabi on NORMAL DIFFICULTY, the deck contains 50 cards. Each has exactly one colour: either Red, Yellow, Green, Blue, or White.~~

	~~There are 10 cards in each colour:~~
	* three 1s
	* two 2s
	* two 3s
	* two 4s
	* one 5

	~~=== Variants ===~~

			==Multicolour cards==
	There are three variants that add a 6th colour: the multicolour.		There are three variants that add a 6th colour: the multicolour.

	1) TRICKY DIFFICULTY adds 10 multicolour cards to the normal game. These cards get marked by a separate multicolour clue.		# TRICKY DIFFICULTY adds 10 multicolour cards to the normal game. These cards get marked by a separate multicolour clue.
			# HARD DIFFICULTY adds '''5''' multicolour cards to the normal game: one of each number. These cards get marked by a separate multicolour clue.
	2) HARD DIFFICULTY adds '''5''' multicolour cards to the normal game: one of each number. These cards get marked by a separate multicolour clue.		# VERY DIFFICULT DIFFICULTY adds 10 multicolour cards to the normal game. These cards get marked by ANY colour clue.

	3) VERY DIFFICULT DIFFICULTY adds 10 multicolour cards to the normal game. These cards get marked by ANY colour clue.

	== ELO rating ==		== ELO rating ==
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	As a consequence, it is very easy to cheat at Hanabi. However, as you can imagine, cheating is very stupid and has no interest... except for ELO boosting. This is why there is no international ranking for this game (ie: best player, second best player) and no trophies associated to it.		As a consequence, it is very easy to cheat at Hanabi. However, as you can imagine, cheating is very stupid and has no interest... except for ELO boosting. This is why there is no international ranking for this game (ie: best player, second best player) and no trophies associated to it.


	~~== Strategy ==~~
	~~Please refer to the BGA strategy guide [http://en.doc.boardgamearena.com/Tips_hanabi here].~~

Incorrect Username: Add more information about the cards

2020-07-20T02:19:03Z

Add more information about the cards

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	== Card distribution ==		== Card distribution ==
	For each ~~color~~, there are three 1s, two 2s, two 3s, two 4s and a single 5.		For each colour, there are three 1s, two 2s, two 3s, two 4s and a single 5.

			See the "Cards" section of this page for more details.

	== Gameplay ==		== Gameplay ==
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	== Cards ==		== Cards ==
	In a game of Hanabi on NORMAL DIFFICULTY, ~~there~~ are ~~5 colours of~~ cards ~~of value 1 to 5. In~~ each ~~suit there are~~:		Every card in a Hanabi deck has both a number and a colour.
	-three 1s
	-two 2s		=== Normal Gameplay ===
	-two 3s
	-two 4s		In a game of Hanabi on NORMAL DIFFICULTY, the deck contains 50 cards. Each has exactly one colour: either Red, Yellow, Green, Blue, or White.
	-one 5
	~~This makes 10 cards per colour.~~		There are 10 cards in each colour:
			* three 1s
			* two 2s
			* two 3s
			* two 4s
			* one 5

			=== Variants ===

	There are three variants that add a 6th colour: the multicolour.		There are three variants that add a 6th colour: the multicolour.

	1) TRICKY DIFFICULTY adds 10 multicolour cards to the normal game. These cards get marked by a separate multicolour clue.		1) TRICKY DIFFICULTY adds 10 multicolour cards to the normal game. These cards get marked by a separate multicolour clue.
	2) HARD DIFFICULTY adds 5 multicolour cards to the normal game: one of each. These cards get marked by a separate multicolour clue.
			2) HARD DIFFICULTY adds '''5''' multicolour cards to the normal game: one of each number. These cards get marked by a separate multicolour clue.

	3) VERY DIFFICULT DIFFICULTY adds 10 multicolour cards to the normal game. These cards get marked by ANY colour clue.		3) VERY DIFFICULT DIFFICULTY adds 10 multicolour cards to the normal game. These cards get marked by ANY colour clue.

Incorrect Username: Convert score ratings into a wiki table

2020-07-19T22:06:01Z

Convert score ratings into a wiki table

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	'''Final Score Ratings'''		'''Final Score Ratings'''
	Points Overall impression
	5 or less - horrible, booed by the crowd...		{\| class="wikitable"
	6-10 mediocre, just a spattering of applause.		\|-
	11-15 honourable, but will not be remembered for very long...		!Points
	16-20 excellent, crowd pleasing.		!Overall impression
	21 - 24 amazing, will be remembered for a very long time!		\|-
	25 legendary, everyone left speechless, stars in their eyes		\|5 or less
			\|horrible, booed by the crowd...
			\|-
			\|6-10
			\|mediocre, just a spattering of applause.
			\|-
			\|11-15
			\|honourable, but will not be remembered for very long...
			\|-
			\|16-20
			\|excellent, crowd pleasing.
			\|-
			\|21-24
			\|amazing, will be remembered for a very long time!
			\|-
			\|25
			\|legendary, everyone left speechless, stars in their eyes
			\|}

	== Card distribution ==		== Card distribution ==

Ttakach: /* Turn */

2020-07-08T15:33:22Z

Turn

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	During your turn, you have one (1) action. You can choose to do one of the following:		During your turn, you have one (1) action. You can choose to do one of the following:

	1) ~~Clue~~ a colour or a ~~number.~~ This costs one clue-token (-1). You cannot give a clue if there are zero (0) clue-tokens left. When you give a clue, you must indicate ALL cards of a certain colour, or ALL cards of a certain number.		1) '''Give a colour or number clue to a teammate:''' This costs one clue-token (-1). You cannot give a clue if there are zero (0) clue-tokens left. When you give a clue, you must indicate ALL cards of a certain colour, or ALL cards of a certain number.

	2) Play a card. When a card is played, it is evaluated if the card fits in ~~the sequence. If it does~~, it is placed on the table. If it does not, it is placed in the discard pile and ~~you get~~ a misfire-token.		2) '''Play a card:''' When a card is played, it is evaluated. If the card fits in one of sequences, it is placed in the appropriate colour stack on the table. If it does not, it is placed in the discard pile and the team gets a misfire-token.

	3) Discard a card. When you discard, the card is placed in the discard pile and you get a clue-token (+1). Note: cards on the discard pile are out of the game and can never return.		3) '''Discard a card:''' When you discard, the card is placed in the discard pile and you get a clue-token (+1). Note: cards on the discard pile are out of the game and can never return.

	When you remove a card from your hand, by either playing or discarding, at the end of your turn, you draw a new card. '''Your newest card is always placed on the left'''.		When you remove a card from your hand, by either playing or discarding, at the end of your turn, you draw a new card. '''Your newest card is always placed on the left'''.

Ttakach: /* Introduction */

2020-07-08T15:18:53Z

Introduction

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	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==
	Hanabi is a cooperative game. Your goal, as a team, is to build fabulous ~~firework~~ show. You do this by playing the cards in the ~~right~~ order. However, you cannot see your own cards; you can only see the cards of your team mates.		Hanabi is a cooperative game. Your goal, as a team, is to build a fabulous fireworks show. You do this by playing the cards in the correct order. However, you cannot see your own cards; you can only see the cards of your team mates.

	'''Final Score Ratings'''		'''Final Score Ratings'''

Daredek: /* Lingo */

2020-05-31T10:03:21Z

Lingo

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	When you play with others, certain words are used to describe certain objects or situations. Here is a short list.		When you play with others, certain words are used to describe certain objects or situations. Here is a short list.

	'''~~CHOP~~''' ~~The oldest, unmarked card. The right-most~~ card that ~~you have no information on~~.		'''MARKED''' A card that is highlighted by a clue.

	'''~~DRAW~~''' ~~The newest, unmarked card. The left-most~~ card that ~~you have no information on, this will almost always be the left card~~.		'''UNMARKED''' A card that is not clued.

	'''~~TO BOMB~~''' ~~A play~~ that ~~causes a misfire-token~~. ~~Sometimes also called '''EXPLOSION'''~~		'''CHOP''' The oldest, unmarked card. The right-most card that you have no information on and will chop from your hand.

	'''~~MARKED~~''' A ~~card~~ that ~~is highlighted by a clue~~.		'''DRAW''' The newest, unmarked card. The left-most card that you have no information on and was freshly drawn to the left side.

			'''TO BOMB''' A play that causes the third misfire-token. Sometimes called '''EXPLOSION'''

	'''~~UNMARKED~~''' A card that ~~is not marked~~.		'''UNIQUE''' A card that has no copy (left) in the deck.

	'''DOUBLE DISCARD''' Discarding the CHOP card when it can be a copy of the card ~~that was discarded~~ in the ~~last move~~.		'''DOUBLE DISCARD''' Discarding the (usually CHOP) card when it can be Unique (or the last copy of the card in the discard pile).

	'''DOUBLE SAVE''' To mark a card that is useless, because the copy of the card is already played, or marked.		'''DOUBLE SAVE''' To mark a card that is useless, because the copy of the card is already played, or marked.

	~~'''UNIQUE''' A card that has no copy (left) in the deck.~~		'''STRATEGY''' A set of rules / guidelines / conventions on how to interpret actions by players (including spending of clue-tokens).

	'''STRATEGY''' A set of rules / guidelines on how to interpret ~~moves done~~ by players (including spending of clue-tokens).

	== Cards ==		== Cards ==