The game is known worldwide as Bang!, except in France, where it was known as Wanted! until September 2009. [ citation needed] Overview [ edit ]

The game is played by four to seven players (four to eight players with variants and expansions). Each player takes one of the following roles, which are dealt face-down to each player. Příklad 1: Pokud máte ve hře Barel, nemůžete zahrát další Barel, protože jeden hráč před sebou nesmí mít dvě stejné karty.Pozor! Zbraně zkracují vzdálenost pouze pro určení dostřelu. Nelze je použít k žádným jiným modifikacím vzdálenosti. Suzy Lafayette = Each time she has no cards in her hand, she instantly draws a card from the draw pile. This cannot be performed while she is under the effect of Duel. When the duel ends and she has no cards in her hands, she may take one card again. ( 4 life points)

Why We Love It: Perfect for adults who love old Westerns or kids who love Cowboys. BANG! sometimes encourages teamwork, sometimes favors individuals whilst also being fun as each player has a different role with their own objectives to fulfill. Playing BANG! – What You’ll Need. Smíte mít ve hře pouze jednu zbraň. Jakmile zahrajete jinou kartu zbraně, ta dříve vyložená se odhodí. Není však dovoleno zahrát stejnou zbraň, jakou už máte ve hře, například abyste měli v ruce méně karet. So, the barrel card can only be discarded once another player has removed it on their turn. There are many different playing cards, and each affects the game differently. It will likely take you a few games to learn how they all work, but this is part of the fun. The Set-Up If all the Outlaws and the Renegade are eliminated and the Sheriff is still alive, then the Sheriff (and his deputies) winThe 2009 reprint of Bang! the Bullet! game follows the 4th edition rules of the basic game and the 3rd edition rules of Dodge City. It does not include the player mats nor bullet tokens as found in the boxed version of Bang! 4th edition. Teren Kill ( Terence Hill) = Each time he loses his last life, he must "Draw!"; on Spades, he is eliminated, otherwise he stays at 1 life point and draws 1 card. ( 3 life points)