CryptoCoin

A new cryptocurrency has just been unveiled, called CryptoCoin. As a professional hacker, you can't help but see opportunity. You open your computer to start stealing, and what do you see? Your lifelong nemesis doing the same thing.

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Have more points (obtained through CryptoCoins) than your opponent.

1. Shuffle the deck.
2. Place the deck between the players, but off to the side. This is the draw pile.
3. Flip the first 4 cards of the draw pile over in a row next to the draw pile. These are the Available Commands.
4. The area on the other side of the Available Commands is the discard pile.

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Whoever is reading these rules goes first.

On your turn, pick a card from the Available Commands that you would like to play. To play it, do this:

CryptoCoin (gold cards) - place it face up in front of you. You gain the amount of points shown on the card (1, 3, or 5).

Recurring Command (silver cards) - unless otherwise specified, place it face up in front of you. This action is either ongoing or can be used each turn. The actions on these cards can be used before or after you play an Available Command, unless it specifically states otherwise.

Single-use Command (bronze cards) - perform the card's action. Then place it in the discard pile.

If you cannot perform an Available Command's action, you cannot pick that card. The only exception is if you cannot perform any Available Command's action.

When you are finished performing actions, refill the Available Commands from the draw pile until there are 4 Available Commands. If, during your turn, you run out of Available Commands, refill the Available Commands with 4 new cards, and continue your turn.

The game ends when the draw pile is empty and there are no Available Commands. If this happens during your turn, you may finish your turn.

Add up your points. Don't forget to count any added or subtracted points due to Recurring Commands. Whoever has the most wins!

In the case of a tie, the player with the most 1-point CryptoCoins wins. If it's still a tie, you'll just have to play again to determine a winner.