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After the first player has opened the game, players have a choice of how many of the 10 dice they wish to throw. If, for example, you choose to roll five and drop three 3s on the roll, you can take your 300 points and stop. You could, however, take the three 3s, put them on the side and throw from the remaining seven dice. You can decide how many of the seven remaining dice you want to throw. Let’s say you throw four and one of them is a three, you can add the three to the three 3’s you put on the side and have a total of 900 points.
Do you want to keep the points or try rolling again from the six remaining dice? You can roll until you've used up all the dice. You could rack up more points, or lose them all if you score nothing on your added rolls.
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You can opt out of seeing personalized ads below, if you do so you will still see ads but they may be less relevant for you. For more details,please. WAR RulesWar is a very simple card game for two players. Much like real war it's incredibly long and pointless. It's mostly a kids game, since it relies exclusively on luck of the draw. Like most card games it has plenty of regional variations, but the rules used on this site are the. The game is played as follows:.
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Each player gets dealt half the deck, 26 cards, and the cards are put face down in a stack in front of the players. Both players turn their top card face up at the same time. The person with the higher card wins that draw, and takes both the cards. They are put to the side to form a new stack, which the player can use when he finishes his current stack. If both players draw a card of the same rank, e.g.
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They both draw 8s, then there's a war. The face up cards are left on the table and each player puts three cards face down on the table, and then puts one card face up. The face up card determines who wins the war and gets all 10 cards that are on the table at this point. If the face up card is again the same rank, then the war goes on, three more face down, one face up etc. First player to finish all their cards loses the game.
If a player finishes their cards during a war without having enough cards to finish the war then he loses immediately.That's all there is to it. Just a lot of clicking on cards and hoping for the best! This online version of the classic card game War was made by me. My name is Einar Egilsson and over there on the left is my current Facebook profile picture.My son taught me this game a few years ago when we lived in Denmark. It's named 'Krig' over there, which is just the literal translation of War. A number of people have requested it over the years, so I decided to do it now.
It's a very simple game, there's nothing but luck involved, no logic or anything. I do realize this, so you don't have to email me telling me about it:). Still, kids like it and it was simple to make since I didn't have to code any smarts into the opponent, so here it is! I've tried to add in a few effects and stuff to make it a little more interesting, but at its core it's just an extremely simple and repetitive game!As always I use graphics that I found at, a fantastic site with free graphics. The playing card images were made by.Any comments, questions, ideas for other games or anything else can be sent to.This is version 2398 of WAR.This website uses cookies to store your preferences, and for advertising purposes. Read more in our.