Draw 2, Anon.

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>>50452511
draw two cards i shall

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>>50452511
GG EZ

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clubs are emo

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>>50452511

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>>50452674

What's funny is that a particularly nasty UNO hand is fairly brutal even in YGO or MTG.

Like, the systems of those two games is built around stopping people UNOing everyone up with monstrous bounce decks and card draw shit.

Who here plays with stacking rules?

Stacking: If someone plays a Draw or Skip card to you, you can play your own Draw/Skip, and the person after you either has to draw the full total or be skipped (unless they can pass it to the next player).

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>>50452615
I shall draw 3!

>>50453406
why the fuck are you playing a game based almost entirely on luck in the first place

>>50453581
>why the fuck are you playing a game based almost entirely on luck in the first place

...it's fun?

>>50453406
wait, this isn't the normal rules? that's how I always played uno.

>>50453406
Draw yes, but skip means skip. But the player after the one who's been skipped can play a skip card again, obviously.

>>50453406
>four players
>stack starts with a draw 2, because it's the only thing player one can do.
>next person adds another draw 2
>next adds draw 4
>player four plays reverse card
>player three reverses again
>player four skips the stack onto player two
>player two reverses it onto player one
>player one adds another draw 4
>player three calls out player two for not saying UNO
>player two draws 18 cards
Ahh, UNO with home rules. It's the simple things in life.