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🃏 Napoleon - Basic Rule Guide
Napoleon is a highly strategic trick-taking game for 5 players, originating from Japan. Players are divided into the Napoleon's Army (2 players) and the Allied Forces (3 players).
🏆 Game Overview
- Deck: 52 standard cards + 1 Joker = 53 cards in total.
- Honor Cards: A, K, Q, J, 10 (20 cards in total). The goal is to collect these cards.
- Victory Conditions:
- Napoleon's Army: Collect at least the number of Honor Cards declared during the bidding.
- Allied Forces: Prevent Napoleon's Army from reaching their declared target.
👑 Game Flow
1. Bidding
Players take turns declaring how many Honor Cards they can collect if they become "Napoleon."
- Bid Range: 10 to 20 cards.
- Bid Content: Number of cards and the desired Trump suit (e.g., "13, Spades").
- Bidding continues until someone makes the highest bid or everyone else passes.
2. Card Exchange
The winner of the bid (Napoleon) takes the 3 face-down cards from the center (the "Widow") and discards 3 cards from their hand.
- Important: If any Honor Cards are included in the discarded 3 cards, they are awarded to the winner of the first trick.
3. Adjudant Nomination
Napoleon nominates an "Adjudant Card" to choose their secret partner.
- Example: "The Ace of Spades" or "The Queen of Hearts (Yoromeki)."
- The player holding that card becomes the secret partner, the "Adjudant."
- Napoleon must fight alone (Solo Napoleon) if they hold the nominated card themselves.
- If the nominated card is among the 3 cards in the Widow, Napoleon also becomes a Solo Napoleon.
4. Trick-Taking
Starting from the player to the left of Napoleon, players play one card clockwise.
- Must Follow: You must play a card of the same suit as the lead card if you have one.
- If you are void in the lead suit, you may play any card (including Trump cards or other suits).
- The strongest card wins the 5 cards in that trick and leads the next trick.
🔥 Card Strength (from Strongest)
- 🂱 Mighty: ♠A. Always the strongest card in the game.
- 🃏 Joker: The second strongest card.
- 🂻 Right Jack: The Jack of the Trump suit.
- 🂻 Left Jack: The Jack of the same color as the Trump suit (e.g., if Trump is ❤️, ♦J is the Left Jack).
- Trump Cards: A, K, Q, J, 10, 9...
- Lead Suit Cards: A, K, Q, J, 10, 9... of the suit matching the first card played in the trick.
- Other Cards
⚠️ Special Rules
💃 The Queen of Hearts (Yoromeki)
- Card: ❤️Q.
- Effect: Activates only if the Mighty (♠A) is played in the same trick.
- Result: The ❤️Q defeats the Mighty and becomes the strongest card. In this scenario, the Mighty becomes the weakest card in the trick.
♣️3 Joker Request
- Condition: If the ♣3 is played as the lead card of a trick.
- Effect: The player holding the Joker must play it in this trick.
🦈 Same-Two
- Card: The "2" of the lead suit.
- Effect: If the optional rule is enabled, the "2" of the lead suit becomes capable of beating even the strongest cards in the trick.
📊 Scoring
After 10 tricks, the Honor Cards collected by the Napoleon Army are totaled.
- Success: Declared target reached. Napoleon and Adjudant gain positive points.
- Down: Failed to reach target. Allied Forces gain positive points.
📱 BGA Interface & Tips
- Highlighting: Playable cards (Must Follow) are highlighted in your hand.
- HUD: Real-time display showing "Cards Collected," "Current Trump," and "Revealed Adjudant."