Rainbow Bunny Bop Rulebook

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

• How to Play
  • Objective
  • Set Up
  • Lettuce Play
  • Rules to Remember
  • Ending the Game
  • Playing a 5-8 Player Game

How to Play

Objective

Be the first to play all of the cards from your deck into rainbow stacks in the central playspace. More plainly: get rid of your cards FIRST!

Set Up

1. Sort the cards into 4 decks based on the card back pattern design.
2. Each player picks and shuffles 1 of the 4 decks.
3. Hold your cards face-down (pattern-side up) and get ready to flip fur-iuosly!

Lettuce Play

1. On GO, players simultaneously start flipping through the cards in their deck 1 at a time, creating a discard pile off to the side for cards that are not playable (each player has their own discard pile).
2. Players build rainbow stacks in the central playspace in the correct rainbow order from top to bottom: RED, ORANGE, YELLOW, GREEN, BLUE, INDIGO, VIOLET
3. When you have flipped through all of the cards in your deck, pick up your discard pile and start flipping all over again.

Rules to Remember

• Rainbow stacks can only have 1 of each color.
• There can only be up to 3 rainbows in the central play space at any time. Promptly remove completed rainbow stacks from central play space to make room for a new rainbow stack.
• Players can play cards on any of the rainbow stacks in the central play space.
• If 2 or more players try to play a card at the same time, the player whose card was first remains. The others must return their card to their discard pile(s).
• Players can only ever play the top card from their pile in front of them. DO NOT pick through your discard pile for cards to play.
• WILD CARDS (Optional): Each player receives 1 wild card that can be used in place of any color in a rainbow stack.

Ending the Game

The first player to get rid of all of their cards WINS!

Playing a 5-8 Player Game

Combine Rainbow Bunny Bop AND Rainbow Buddy Bop for up to 8 players. For each additional player, add 1 more rainbow stack. For example, in a 6-player game, you can now have 5 rainbow stacks instead of 3.