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Which one to buy next

Need the next fun one to try I was thinking uno teams or uno dare…did not like flip though

u/mariyahaiderr — 5 days ago
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Ultimate UNO (v3)

Basically this is complex UNO (double sided cards). There is a real side (the front) and an imaginary side (the back). There are new cards as well.

Colors and ranks:

  • Real axis (front): Red, Yellow, Blue, Green, Orange, Purple, Cyan, Pink
  • Imaginary axis (back): Maroon, Brown, Scarlet, Gold, Chartreuse, Magenta, Mint, and Teal.
  • Colorless and Flex exist for both sides.
  • Numbered ranks: 0, 1, λ (1.30), ɸ (1.62), 2, e (2.72), 3, π (3.14), ψ (3.36), 4, 5, 6, τ (6.28), 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, # (matches any number), A (matches 1 or 20).
    • The imaginary (back) side has an "i" to indicate that the card is on the imaginary side.
    • (In case you didn't know, λ (1.30), known as Conway's Constant, is the algebraic root of a degree-71 polynomial, and ψ (3.36) is the infinite sum of the reciprocals of the Fibonacci numbers, i.e. 1 + 1 + 1/2 + 1/3 + 1/5 + 1/8...)
  • Algebraic numbers/roots (√2, √3, √5, √6, √7, 2√2, √10, √11, 2√3, and √13): 4 colors, matches like the regular irrationals or with either of its 4 colors. When played, you can draw 1 card or discard another card if you want (you cannot do both)

Rules:

  • Each player starts with 15 cards.
  • You can match cards by color or number/symbol as usual. For the irrationals (pi, e, phi, tau, Reciprocal Fibonacci constant (psi), and Conway's Constant (lambda)), they match with the two integers that they lie between (so pi matches with 3 or 4).
  • Imaginary cards can match with their real equivalent, so 5i can match with 5.
  • Flex cards can match with either of their 2 colors, and Colorless cards only match by number or symbol or with a colored # card.
  • If a player has at least 50 cards, they are out of the game.

Action Cards:

  • Draw +2: Next player draws 2 cards on the real side.
  • Draw +2i: Next player draws 2 cards on the imaginary side.
  • Draw +4 and +4i: Next player draws 4 cards on the indicated side.
  • Discard -2: Discard 2 cards.
  • Target +2 and +2i: Choose a player to draw 2 cards on the indicated side.
  • Reverse: Reverse the direction of the player order.
  • Skip: Skip the next player.
  • Flip: All players flip their cards.
  • Loot Box: Draw the indicated number of cards (Silver=4, Gold=8, Diamond=12, Astatine=16) and pick 3 cards that you want to add to your hand.
  • Variable X: Is a colored card. When played, roll a d20 to set its value. The next card must match that value (including irrationals).
  • Discard All: Discard all cards of that color.
  • +15 and +15i: Next player draws 15 cards on the indicated side. There is only one of each, and their colors are red (+15) and scarlet (+15i). Have mercy on thee.
  • Unlucky 13(i): There is only one of each, and their colors are yellow (13) and gold (13i). They cannot be played, and instead if you play a yellow or gold card then you draw 4 cards on the indicated side.
  • Swap 7(i): Matches like a regular 7 or 7i. When played, swap hands with a player of your choice.
  • Swap 0: Matches like a regular 0. When played, all players swap hands clockwise.
  • +3(i) or Dare: Perform the dare or draw 3 cards on the indicated side.
  • Numberless Card: This can only match by colors. Exists for both sides.
  • Colorless Numberless Card: Cannot be played, unless you have the -2, Wild -4, or Wild /2.
  • Wild: Pick the color that continues play.
  • Imaginary Wild: Pick the imaginary side color that continues play.
  • Wild +6 and +6i: Next player draws 6 cards on the indicated side.
  • Wild +10 and +10i: Next player draws 10 cards on the indicated side.
  • Wild Draw 4+4i: Next player draws 4 cards on the real side and 4 on the imaginary side.
  • Wild -4: Discard 4 cards.
  • Wild /2: Halve the number of cards in your hand (rounded up).
  • Wild x2: Double the number of cards in your hand.
  • Wild x2i: Combination of Flip and Wild x2.
  • Numerical Wild: When played, choose a number (including irrationals, imaginary, #, and A). Next player should play a card with the chosen number (you cannot play 1 or 20 if someone picks A).
  • Wild Draw Royal Flush: Next player draws a 0, 20, A, +4, and +4i.
  • Wild Domino Chain: Next player draws 1 card, then the next player after him/her draws 2, and so on until everyone but you has drawn cards.
  • Wild Go Fish: Basically the same as Wild Color Roulette. Pick a side and color, then the next player draws cards until he/she finds that color.
  • Wild Blackjack Duel: Each player shows 3 of their number cards and the person with the higher total wins while the loser draws 4 cards. Totals cannot go over 42, A and # are worth 21, and imaginary cards count as their real equivalent. Decimal scores are allowed.
  • Wild Annihilate: Choose a player to draw cards until he/she has 49.
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u/Ge0482 — 5 days ago
▲ 16 r/unocardgame

Second Call for Entries - UNO Reddit 2026

Hey everyone, and once again, CHAOS!!!

Well, I want to give you an update on how the idea collection for UNO Reddit 2026 is going. Here I’ll be showing you some of the proposals that have already been added to the expansion the game will have, but we’re still open to receiving more ideas to keep expanding it. So, if you have an idea for a card, mechanic, or anything else that could become part of the expansion, don’t hesitate to share it. The goal is for all of us to keep building this expansion together and, above all, to keep the tradition we started last year alive.

I also want to share an idea for giving this UNO Reddit 2026 expansion its own theme and unique mechanic. I really liked the idea of using tokens similar to the ones featured in UNO No Mercy, and I thought it could be interesting to incorporate a coin-flip mechanic into the new cards we add. The idea is that whenever a player activates a Wild card, a coin is flipped to determine which of the card’s two effects will be applied: the original effect proposed by the creator, or an alternative effect specifically designed for that card. Only one of the two effects is activated, depending on the result of the coin flip.

The player who activates the card represents one side of the coin, while the affected player represents the other. If the result favors the player who played the card, the original effect is applied. If it favors the affected player, the alternative effect is activated.

The purpose of the alternative effect is to give the affected player a chance to reduce or soften the punishment they would normally receive, without completely removing the consequences of the card. For example, if a creator proposes a Wild +4 whose original effect makes the next player draw 4 cards, the alternative effect could make that player draw a smaller number of cards instead.

This way, the player being attacked has a chance to partially avoid the punishment through the coin flip, while the player who played the card still has a chance for the original effect to be applied. Each card would have its own alternative effect, specifically designed to balance or reduce its punishment.

The intention is for this mechanic to give the expansion its own identity, so the new cards aren’t simply additional cards, but instead introduce an element of uncertainty, risk, and excitement into every game.

Well, without further ado, here are the ideas that have been added so far:

From: u/Prestigious_Layer633
Wild Pig King Card:

Wild Pig King Card

• Main Effect: When this card is played, the player chooses a color. Starting with the player to their left, one card of that color is dealt to each player, including yourself. Once everyone has received one card, the dealing starts again with the player to the left, giving one card to each player per round, and continues until all cards of the chosen color have been depleted from the draw pile. Because of this, some players may end up receiving more cards than others.

• Effect if the Coin Flip Is Won: Roll 2 dice and add the results together. The number rolled determines how many cards each player must draw, instead of continuing to draw cards until all cards of the chosen color have been depleted from the draw pile.

From: u/MaskedAvengerNanami
Wild Puppeteer Card:

Wild Puppeteer Card

• Main Effect: When this card is played, the next player in the current direction of play must place all of their cards face up so that everyone can see them. During that player’s next two turns, you take control of their cards, meaning you decide which card they must play on each of their turns, following the normal UNO rules. Once they have completed those two turns, they regain control of their cards.

• Effect if the Coin Flip Is Won: The effect is split between the player who activated the card and the next player. Both players must place their cards face up so that they are visible to everyone. Then, each player chooses which card the other player must play on their next turn. This way, each player gets control over their opponent’s next play.

From: u/Peppersalt_63
Wild Drama Card:

Wild Drama Card

• Main Effect: When this card is played, you first choose the color that will continue play and then point to any other player. That player does not draw any cards. Instead, they must choose a different player to be the one who draws 2 cards. In other words, you choose the first player, but that player decides who will receive the 2-card penalty. Once the chosen player draws the 2 cards, the effect ends and the game continues normally with the color you selected.

• Effect if the Coin Flip Is Won: The player originally targeted by the Wild card gains the right to choose any player to receive the effect, including the player who originally played the Wild card.

From: u/Prestigious_Layer633
Wild +40 Card:

Wild +40 Card

• Main Effect: When this card is played, you choose the color that will continue play, and the next player must draw 40 cards from the deck. After drawing them, that player loses their turn, and play continues with the next player in the current direction. This card is a Wild card.

• Effect if the Coin Flip Is Won: The 40 cards are distributed among all players, starting with the player affected by the card. That player draws 1 card, and following the normal order of play, each player draws 1 card on their turn. The distribution continues, giving one card to each player in the same order until all 40 cards have been drawn. Depending on the number of players, some players may end up drawing more cards than others.

From: u/N0V4L1T3_
Wild Mystery Draw Card:

Wild Mystery Draw Card

• Main Effect: When this card is played, the next player must reveal cards from the draw pile one at a time until they find a number card. The number shown on that card determines how many cards that player must draw. For example, if the first number card revealed is a 6, they must draw 6 cards. Any cards revealed before finding the number card are discarded and do not count toward the number of cards to be drawn, then they are returned to the draw pile.

• Effect if the Coin Flip Is Won: A number card is revealed from the draw pile as usual to determine the number of cards to be drawn. However, instead of all the cards being drawn by the affected player, the indicated number is divided equally between the two players: half of the cards are drawn by the player who activated the Wild card, and the other half are drawn by the originally affected player. If the number of cards is odd, the originally affected player draws the additional card.

From: u/N0V4L1T3_
Wild Jackpot

Wild Jackpot

• Main Effect: When this card is played, roll 3 dice to simulate a slot machine: if all three dice show the same number, you hit a Jackpot and all other players must draw 3 cards; if only two dice show the same number, the next player must draw 3 cards; if all three dice show different numbers, you must draw 3 cards.

• Effect if the Coin Flip Is Won: The dice effect is modified to reduce the penalty. If two dice show the same number, the affected player draws only 1 card, and if all three dice show different numbers, the player who activated the card does not draw 3 cards, but only 1. Rolling three matching numbers still awards the Jackpot.

From: u/Guuzik
• Tokens:

Tokens

Many thanks to u/Guuzik for designing the tokens we’ll be using in this expansion. I still can’t show you what the final tokens will look like, but I wanted to give them the proper credit from the start, since the original idea and design for these tokens are theirs.

From: TEMU? XD Hahahaha!!!
Dice:

Dice

• As you may have noticed, this expansion will also require adding approximately 6 dice to the game, since several of the new cards use this mechanic.

Here’s How the Expansion Pack Is Coming Along

So, this is how the UNO Reddit 2026 expansion pack is looking so far. I think we already have a pretty complete collection of cards and new mechanics, but there’s still room to add more ideas.

If anyone has a proposal that they think could fit well into the expansion, ideas are still more than welcome. And if you think we already have enough and that it would be better to leave the expansion as it is, I’d also like to hear what you think.

At the end of the day, the idea is for all of us to decide when it’s time to say: this is complete.

SPOILER: UNO Reddit 2027

And finally, after giving it quite a bit of thought, I want to leave you with a little spoiler for next year.

My idea for UNO Reddit 2027 would be to make an UNO Reddit Flip version.

I still haven’t completely figured out how this version would work or what new mechanics it could incorporate, so for now, it’s just an idea that is starting to take shape. But I’m really excited about the concept and wanted to share it with you from now on.

So, if everything goes well, the CHAOS will continue into 2027, but this time with two sides of the deck.

UNO Reddit 2025:
https://www.reddit.com/r/unocardgame/comments/1pneza7/uno_reddit_v10_fanmade_2025_edition/

UNO Reddit 2026: Community Add-On Pack!
https://www.reddit.com/r/unocardgame/comments/1w86mv2/uno_reddit_2026_community_addon_pack/

u/Old-Sir8884 — 13 days ago
▲ 13 r/unocardgame

Question about wild cards

So recently I got a Uno pack ( I never in my life have played Uno) and it kinda didn't come with a manual or rules and what does each card do? Now I looked up the general rules and what each card and some wild cards do

But these 3 I couldn't find ( I didn't really look deep tho because I got flooded with a shit ton of cards that I didn't have) so wanted to ask what these 3 do and are they even legit? Also can someone explain the sheer amount of wild cards that I saw?!? are those needed? Are there multiple game types??

u/Buddy_Double — 13 days ago
▲ 13 r/unocardgame

first time i ever saw this counterfeit

shopee vn btw, not gonna buy the liars version since i own official already

u/miuchunVN — 13 days ago