How to play Uno No Mercy Expansion Pack

Learn the rules to the expansion pack for the card game Uno No Mercy quickly and concisely - This video has no distractions, just the rules. For a refresher of the original rules of Uno No Mercy, check out this video:    • How to play Uno No Mercy   https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/4... RULES: The rules are the same as regular Uno No Mercy, except for these changes. At the start of the game, shuffle the 24 expansion cards into your regular uno no mercy deck. Each player receives 1 coin, which they must pick a side they will use for the game: either “mercy” or “no mercy”. You may only change your coins side in between games. Once during each game, on your turn, you may use your coin. When you do, if you have the mercy side, then discard your entire hand to the bottom of the discard pile and draw 7 cards. You are allowed to play this even if you would have been knocked out for having more than 25 cards. If you have the “no mercy” side, then you immediately double the penalty of any draw card you play. For example, a draw 10 becomes a draw 20. You can use this ability during a draw stack, but it only doubles your card, not the entire stack. The new action cards are. 10’s play again. When you play this card, immediately take another turn. Wild discard all. This is a wild. Discard all cards of a single color from your hand underneath this card, then pick the color that resumes play. Wild Reverse Draw 8. This is a wild. Reverse the direction of play and then make the next player draw 8 cards and lose their turn. Then pick the color that resumes play. Wild Final Attack. This is a wild. First reveal your hand. The next player loses their turn and must draw 1 card for each action card and wild card in your hand, number cards like 10’s play again, don’t count. If you reveal 7 or more action and/or wild cards in this way, then the next player must draw 25 cards instead and all other players must draw 5. Then you chose the color that resumes play. Wild Sudden Death. This is a wild. All players, including you, must draw cards from the draw pile in turn order until they each have 24 cards in their hand. Then. You choose the color that resumes play. The symbol in the bottom left corner is for identification purposes so you can easily remove the expansion from the core deck by looking for this symbol. The symbol at the top and bottom of each card is for colorblind players.