Waroong Wars (First Edition) Rulebook

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

• Objective
• Components
• Getting Started
• Game Flow
  • 1. Shopping Phase
  • 2. Cooking Phase
• End of the Game
• Game Mode
• Description of Customer Cards

Objective

Each player competes to collect groceries needed to claim menu card. The game is over when all menu cards run out. The player obtaining the highest score wins.

Components

Warrong Wars composed of 80 cards, namely 40 grocery cards (green background), 20 menu cards (blue background), and 20 customer cards (black background).

Getting Started

1. Shuffle cards based on their types (determined from the back side of the cards) and stack on playing area with the cards facing down.
2. Open 2 top menu cards and place next to the right of the menu cards deck (blue background). See image below.
3. Select the first turn randomly. The first player has first priority in cooking turn clockwise.
4. You are ready to play!

Card types: Grocery Card (green), Customer Card (black), Menu Card (blue). The sheet shows an example of 2 opened menu cards next to the menu cards deck.

Game Flow

Game consists of 2 phases, namely Shopping Phase and Cooking Phase.

1. Shopping Phase

1. Pick 1 Top Menu Card from Menu Cards Deck and place next to the right of the menu cards deck facing up. Repeat every time starting shopping phase. Move to the right and maximum 6 menu cards.

   IMPORTANT! If opened menu cards are more than 6 or deck of menu cards runs out, the far right menu card will be discarded from the game and may not be "cooked" or claimed by the player.

2. Deal cards from grocery cards deck (green background) until each player gets 6 grocery cards.

3. Each player picks 1 grocery card and keep it before each player facing down, and pass the rest to the player on his left then pick a new grocery card from the player on his right.

4. From the card received, the player picks 1 grocery card again and place such grocery card on the top of previous selected grocery card facing down.

5. Repeat the step above until there is no remaining grocery card.

6. After finish, each player owns 6 selected grocery cards in the shopping phase before him. Grab them and take a look.

Select (shopping) 1 of 6 Grocery Cards then place the selected Grocery Card facing down. Pass the remaining Grocery Cards to the player on the left. He will receive Grocery Card from the player on his right. Repeat this shopping phase until all Grocery Cards run out.

IMPORTANT! During the shopping, do not peek the groceries stacked before the player.

2. Cooking Phase

1. Started with the first player to cook (claim) Opened Menu Card by matching owned grocery card with groceries required by such menu card. Example: To be able to cook "Lontong Balap" Menu Card (4 points), the player must own "beras", "tahu", and "petis" grocery cards. If he owns supplement of grocery card such as "Sambal" and/ or "Kerupuk", he may add it to gain extra points.

   The sheet's example shows Beras + Tahu + Petis making the Lontong Balap menu card, labelled "1 point", and Lontong Balap combined with a Sambal Terasi supplement, labelled "5 point".

2. The player who is successful to cook according to menu card will take such menu card and remove used grocery cards. Then the player get 1 customer card from the customer cards deck (black background).

3. Every time (1) menu card is taken by the player, (2) move opened menu card to the right. (3) Open 1 new card from the menu cards deck. Place that new card on the far left of the opened menu cards row.

   The sheet illustrates these three steps: (1) Successfully cooked Menu Card will be taken by the player; (2) Move Menu Card to the right; (3) Open New Menu Card from Menu Cards Deck.

4. The player can cook more than one food at every turn. When the groceries run out or can not cook, then remove all remaining grocery cards & the player on his left will take the turn.

5. If the player having turn to cook can not cook any opened menu cards, he may keep 1 main grocery card or supplement grocery card and place such card facing down before the player. Kept card can be used for the following cooking phase.

6. If all players have the turn to cook, collect used grocery cards. Shuffle and place under the deck facing down.

7. Cooking priority moves to the player on the left of the player having current cooking turn.

8. The player can use customer card anytime when he has turn to cook (unless bussineswoman and security, other customer cards can be used at the other player's turn to cook). After being used, place that customer card to the used customer cards deck.

End of the Game

The game is over if all menu cards are used to cook/ discarded from the game. Each player gains point from:

1. Menu card plus its supplement card (if any)
2. Each unused customer card values 1 point.

The player collecting the highest points wins. When draw the player with most cooking will win.

Game Mode

Waroong Bintang Lima (Five Stars Waroong): Is regular version from Waroong Wars. Above rulebook applies for this mode.

Waroong Kali Lima (Street Vendor Waroong): is basic version of Waroong Wars. In this mode the customer cards are not used. Recommended if the player is newbie in Waroong Wars.

Description of Customer Cards

1. Thief: The player can claim one grocery from the aimed opponent's hand or on his deck randomly.
2. Security: Use this card to arrest (avoid) the thief to steal the grocery or cast out (avoid) the charmer to persuade the customer.
3. Businesswoman: Use this card to take over cooking priority from other player's turn. Can be used anytime during other's cooking phase.
4. VIP: Place all opened menu cards to their deck. Shuffle then open menu cards according to the number of placed menu cards previously.
5. Celebrity: This card values 3 points at the end of the game.
6. Boss: The player can use this card to replace 1 "X" grocery while cooking.
7. Charmer: The Player can draw one customer card on the aimed opponent randomly.