So the rules of my card game are rather simple. The aim of the game is to play all your cards first to become the Lord. Being the Lord for the next game gives you a level up as you receive the servants (player to come last) best card and you shall be giving the servant your worst cards. This gives the player an upper hand for the next round.
The rules of the game:
For the first round of playing the dealer will start the game off, usually starting off with their lowest individual card or pairs or so on. The game will be played clockwise, so each player has a turn of placing the card down in pairs, groups or individual. If a player places down two 8’s and the player to the left only has one 9 or no more doubles that player will have to pass in that round.
Whichever player puts down the last highest card, causing the rest of the players to pass, that player has won that round. This allows that player to start a new round and will continue until the first player plays all their cards, this person will be called the lord, and the last player to plays his card will be called the servant.
If the players decided to start another game of The Lord and the Servant there will be a catch. Once the deck of cards are shuffled out to the players (by the servant) the Lord will give the servant his worst card while the servant will give the Lord their best playing card. Unfortunately there are no card swapping for the second or third place players, you either need to win or lose the game in order for the card swap to happen.
3-5 people can play this card game by using one deck of the Lord and the servant, if you want to add any more players, that is fine but you will need to add another deck of The Lord and the servant cards. This card game can be played from the ages 8 and up, being a great family or friend game.