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If it lands on a different color water lily tile or on a water tile, the mosquito card is lost and discarded.","Answer",{"name":115,"@type":110,"acceptedAnswer":116},"How does a player win the game?",{"text":117,"@type":113},"There are three ways to win: only one player remains in play, simultaneous elimination leaves the crowned frog as winner, or the leading (crowned) frog overtakes the last frog before finishing the round.",{"name":119,"@type":110,"acceptedAnswer":120},"How are the rules modified for two or three players?",{"text":121,"@type":113},"For three players, remove the unused color-matching leaf tiles and mosquito cards and play as with four players. 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This way, that player can remain in the game longer.  \nIf a player’s frog lands on a water lily tile of a different than his/her own color or a water tile, then the just played mosquito card is lost, and must be discarded in the middle of the circle.  \nWINNER OF THE GAME (how can I win?)  \nThere are 3 ways to win (and finish the game)  \n• The game ends when only one player remains in play. The player wins the game and is crowned the new King of Frogs!  \n• If the last standing players are eliminated from the game at the same time, the player who’s frog had the crown at the beginning of that round is the winner.  \n• The game ends immediately without finishing the current round if the leading (the crowned) frog overtakes the last frog in line. Long live the King of Frogs!  \nRULES FOR 2 OR 3 PLAYERS  \nQuibbit! is also fun to play for two or three players if certain changes are made to the rules:  \nFor three players  \nThree players play the game with three frogs. The water lily leaf tiles and mosquito cards matching the color of the frog that is not used in the game are removed and placed in the box. The game is played according to the same rules as the game with four players.  \n3 special tiles  \nFor two players  \nWhen the game is played by two players, a third dummy is added. The frog of the dummy player always starts last in the starting line.  \nThe dummy player receives a deck of mosquito cards of the same color as its frog. These mosquito cards are placed face-down as a draw pile. Each round, AFTER the planning (but before the movement), the top card from the draw pile is flipped over and the frog of the dummy player makes its move according to the general game rules.  \nThe dummy player never gets its mosquito cards back even if its frog lands on water lily leaf tiles of the same color as its frog or on a water lily flower tile. When the mosquito cards of the dummy player are all spent, they are shuffled and used as a new draw pile.  \nThus, the dummy player can never be removed from the game but it can win it!  \nThe authors want to thank their families for always allowing them time to invent and test new things.  \n© SAVAS TAKAS IR KO Palangos g. 4, LT-01402 Vilnius [info@logis.lt](info@logis.lt), [www.logis.lt](www.logis.lt)  \n4 frogs  \n20 mosquito cards (with numbers)  \n12 water lily leaf tiles  \n3 special tiles (2 water lily flowers/wild tiles and 1 water tile)  \n1 crown for the King of Frogs (the leading frog)  \nFun game for 2-4 players from 7 years of age. Playing time: 15 min.  \nThe goal is to remain in the game as long as possible by carefully choosing the mosquito cards so that they come back into the player’s possession. The player who loses all his/her mosquito cards leaves the game.  \nNote: First of all, 4 players are given the game rules. If only 2 or 3 players play the game, please see the end of the rules for some modifications.  \nGAME SETUP  \nBefore starting the game, place the tiles with water lily leaves, flowers and water in a circle in the center of the table. Please note that the special tiles (the ones with water lily flowers and water) must be separated by 4 water lily leaf tiles (or by 3 water lily leaf tiles if the game is played by 2 or 3 players). The water lily leaf tiles can be placed between the special tiles in any order but each such segment must contain exactly 1 water lily leaf tile of each  \ncolor (see Example 1) .  \nThen, each player chooses a frog and  \ntakes the colour matching mosquito cards.  \n3 special tiles  \nExample 1  \nSTARTING POSITION (and the crowning)  \nBefore starting the game, the players choose the starting tiles for their frogs as follows:  \n• The youngest player is the first to place his/her frog on any water lily leaf or special tile.  \n• The player to the ","cbCaiicWMRcWRCBL","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiicWMRcWRCBL","pdf",646508,"English","# Mosquito card outcomes\n## Winner conditions\n# Rules for 2 or 3 players\n## Three-player setup\n## Two-player setup with dummy\n# Game setup\n## Tile placement\n## Starting position and crowning\n# How to play\n## Planning stage\n## Movement stage\n## Mosquito card stage","[{\"question\":\"What happens when a frog lands on a matching vs different color water lily tile?\",\"answer\":\"If the frog lands on a water lily tile of the player’s own color (or on a wild water lily flower tile), the just played mosquito card is returned to that player. If it lands on a different color water lily tile or on a water tile, the mosquito card is lost and discarded.\"},{\"question\":\"How does a player win the game?\",\"answer\":\"There are three ways to win: only one player remains in play, simultaneous elimination leaves the crowned frog as winner, or the leading (crowned) frog overtakes the last frog before finishing the round.\"},{\"question\":\"How are the rules modified for two or three players?\",\"answer\":\"For three players, remove the unused color-matching leaf tiles and mosquito cards and play as with four players. For two players, add a dummy player whose frog always starts last and who never recovers its mosquito cards, though it can still win.\"}]","Quibbit! - Frog Card Game Rules | PDF"]