Card Game (1 Pack Original)

Introducing an engaging, family-friendly card game packed with llamas that will keep you coming back for more! This game combines luck and strategy, providing a simple and easy gameplay experience. If you need instructions, check out the video on the llamadramas website.

Llama Drama is suitable for 2-4 players aged 7 and above, and if you buy the 2 Pack, you can play with up to 8 players. Take turns playing cards based on the Llama Hierarchy. Special llamas can save the day, and if someone can't play, they end up with a handful of llamas! It's the perfect present for holidays, birthdays, parties, or game nights with friends, and yes, even your pet llama can join in on the fun.

Let's meet the llamas in the game:

• Big Llama: Raised to handle all llama affairs, Big Llama loves meatball subs and flashy chains. He can be played on any card except Shy Llama, while only special llamas can be played on top of him.

• Magic Llama: This tidy llama loves making things disappear, thanks to Marie Kondo's book. Magic Llama can play on any card and make the entire Play Pile vanish!

• Baby Llama: Full of curiosity and adventure, Baby Llama enjoys playing and causing mischief. Be prepared with diapers and a fire extinguisher, as she can be quite destructive. You can play Baby Llama on any card, and any card can be played on her.

• Ghost Llama: With unfinished business in the afterlife, Ghost Llama can't remember what it is. Is she a jilted lover or a lost key enthusiast? No one knows, but she can play on any card as she's invisible. Just pretend the previous card is on top.

• Shy Llama: Having serious social anxieties from growing up with Big Llama, Shy Llama prefers to avoid attention. Only numbered cards 1-4 or certain special llamas can be played on Shy Llama. No Big Llama allowed!

The llama hierarchy in the game is as follows:

• Numbered Llamas can be played on themselves, a lower number, or certain special llamas.
• Baby Llama can be played on any card, and the next player can play any card.
• Shy Llama can be played on any card, except Big Llama. The next player can only play cards 1-4 or any special llamas except Big Llama.
• Big Llama can be played on any card, except Shy Llama. The next player can only play special llamas except Shy Llama.
• Magic Llama can be played on any card, discarding the play pile and allowing the player to play again.
• Ghost Llama can be played on any card, acting as if it were the previous card.
• Four of a kind discards the play pile, and the player plays again.

Now, let's learn how to play this exciting card game:

1. SETUP: Each player is dealt 3 cards face-down, 3 cards face-up, and 5 cards for their hand. Leave the remaining cards face-down as the Draw Pile. Create space on the table for a Play Pile and a Discard Pile.

2. HOW TO WIN: The first player to get rid of all their cards wins! Others can continue playing for second place or beyond if they wish.

3. HOW TO PLAY: Choose a player to go first and take turns rotating clockwise. The first player can play any card to start the Play Pile.

On each turn, you must match or beat the top card of the Play Pile. You can play multiple cards of the same number or face in one turn. Higher numbered cards beat lower numbered cards. Special Llama cards have their own rules, which you can find on the cards or the Llama Hierarchy instruction card. If four cards of the same number or face are played consecutively, the Play Pile is discarded, and the last player plays again. When the Play Pile is empty, any card can be played to restart it.

At the end of your turn, if you have fewer than five cards in your hand, draw cards from the Draw Pile to have five cards. If you are unable to play a card on your turn, you must pick up the entire Play Pile and add it to your hand, ending your turn.

1. THE END GAME: Once the Draw Pile runs out, the objective is to empty your hand. Once your hand is empty, play your face-up cards. If none are playable, choose one and add it to the Play Pile, which becomes your new hand. You now have a hand again!

If you pick up cards, you must finish playing the cards from your hand before you can play your face-up cards. Once you play all your face-up cards, try to play your face-down cards without looking at them. If the flipped card is unplayable, pick up the Play Pile with that card and end your turn. You must finish playing the cards from your hand once again before attempting to play your face-down cards.

The first player to empty all their cards wins this exciting, family-friendly, llama-loaded card game that you'll want to play again and again!

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