Cheating Moth is a discard game, so get rid of the cards in your hand and try to be the first to run out. There is a pickaxe, a heel and in turn you play a card from your hand, respecting a few simple pose rules. The cards have values ​​and one must lay a card just above or just below the value visible on the heel, and therefore play by the previous player. Simple.

Of course, some cards do special things, these are the "Action" cards. For example, if you play a spider, you can also give one of your cards to another player... If you play a mosquito, you have to tap your heel as quickly as possible, the last player must draw a card...

There is also the case of Cheating Moth cards, you cannot play them and you cannot give them to other players thanks to action cards. So we'll have to get rid of it otherwise. And that's where cheating comes in...

But how can you cheat. One of the players at the table is the keeper, he has a card in front of him to symbolize this. During the game, the other players can "cheat", i.e. they have the right to drop cards from their hand, to play 2 or 3 instead of one, in short, to get rid of his cards other than by playing on the heel. But be careful, don't get caught by the "guardian" player! Because that's the punishment! We draw more cards… When the goalkeeper catches a player cheating, he passes him the “goalkeeper” card in order to have the right to cheat too…
Yes, but how do I win?

As soon as a player has no more cards in hand, the round is over and the points are counted. Each card in hand is worth 1 point, each action card is worth 5 points and each Cheating Moth card is worth 10 points. We do as many rounds as there are players, and at the end, the one with the fewest points is declared the "Grand Winner".

• 3 to 5 players
• 20 minutes
• 7 years +