Special Card Instructions

• Cards of Light (Blessing, Grace, Ask, Prayer, and Amen) serve as wild cards. The player who plays the Card of Light chooses the color of the next card to be played.

• Blessing: This card can be played on any regular turn. The player chooses a color and plays an additional card.

• Grace: This card can be played on any regular turn. The player chooses a color and plays an additional card. This card also completely cancels a Devil, Sin, or Temptation card. It can be played after a Trial card to reduce the number of cards that must be drawn to 1 (which cannot be immediately played).

• Ask: This card can be played on any regular turn. The player chooses a color. The player then asks the next player for a Blessing, Grace, Prayer, or Amen card. The player keeps asking the next player for one of those cards until either one is received or all 4 have been asked for. If a player has the card that he/she is being asked for, the player must give it up. If the player doesn�t have any of them then the player who was asked and didn�t have one must draw a card from the deck. A player may not end a round by playing an Ask card. If an Ask card is the last card played and the player does not receive one of the cards of light that he/she asks for, then he/she must draw a card from the deck. However, if in being asked for a card of light a player is left without any cards, then he/she can say �Amen� and end the round.

• Prayer: This card can be played on any regular turn. It reverses the direction of play. The player chooses a color. This card also completely cancels a Devil, Sin, or Temptation card. It can be played after a Trial card to reduce the number of cards that must be drawn to 1 (which cannot be immediately played). It also can be followed by an Amen card from ANY player.

• Amen: An Amen card can be played at any regular turn to change the current color. But, when played at a regular turn, no extra card can be played. When a player plays a Prayer card, ANY player can immediately play an Amen card and shout �Amen!� before the next player�s turn. Whoever plays the Amen card after a Prayer card becomes the current player, chooses a color, and gets to play an additional card. Play then continues to the next player. The computer player playing the Amen card must always say �Amen�. Human players do not need to say �Amen� on each Amen card. If a player ends a round by playing an Amen card, 25 points are deducted from his/her score.

• Devil: The next player draws 4 cards from the deck unless he/she can cancel it with a Grace or Prayer card.

• Sin: The next player draws 3 cards from the deck unless he/she can cancel it with a Grace or Prayer card.

• Temptation: The next player draws 2 cards from the deck unless he/she can cancel it with a Grace or Prayer card.

• Trial: The next player draws 2 cards from the deck unless he/she can reduce that number to 1 with a Grace or Prayer card.