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nana: Christmas Edition

nana: Christmas Edition Rulebook

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

  • Contents
  • Setup
  • How to Play
  • Christmas Variant
  • Winning

Contents

  • 36 cards, three each of the numbers 1-12

Setup

  1. At 2 players, remove the 11s and 12s from the deck. At 3 players, remove the 12s. At 4 or 5 players, use the full deck.

  2. Deal cards to each player according to the number of players, then lay the rest of the deck in a neat grid, face down, at the centre of the table.

    Number of players2345
    Cards per player10876
    Cards in the grid10986
  3. Players must rearrange their hands into numerical order. They will only reveal cards from either end of their hand.

  4. The first player is whoever last had lucky things happen to them.

How to Play

During their turn, a player may either reveal a card in a hand or reveal a card on the table.

Reveal a card in a hand: Choose any player and ask them to reveal their "biggest" or "smallest" card. They place it face-up in front of them. You may choose to reveal the biggest or smallest card from your own hand. You may ask the same person more than once in a row. If a player holds more than one card of a number, they still only reveal one card.

Reveal a card on the table: Choose a card from the grid and flip it face-up.

The player continues revealing cards until:

A) They reveal 3 cards of the same value, or

B) They reveal a card whose value doesn't match those shown so far.

If A), they succeed the challenge and take the cards, placing them as a set in front of them.

If B), they fail the challenge: revealed cards from players' hands are returned to them, and revealed cards in the grid are flipped back face-down.

Then the next player takes their turn.

Christmas Variant

If a player completes a set of 2, 4, 6, 8, or 10, all players say "Merry Christmas" and pass their hand to the player on their left.

Winning

The game ends when a player wins by achieving one of the following:

  • Collects 3 sets.
  • Collects 2 sets with numbers that, when added or subtracted, equal 7.
  • Collects a set of 7s.