About this 3D model

A game that is played with a standard 54-card deck. (remove the Jokers) Can be played with a minimum of 3 players and up to 6 players. Suitable for ages 6 and up. Playing time: approximately 15 to 20 minutes. The goal of the game is to get rid of all your cards before the other players. The 2 card is the most powerful, it allows you to "cut" the game. The order of the cards is then the usual order: Ace, King, Queen… and the lowest value is the 3. In the first round, no one has a "role" yet, so everyone starts on an equal footing. All cards must be dealt (depending on the number of players, there may be some cards to set aside so that everyone has the same number of cards. (These cards will be added back in with the others for shuffling before the next round). The first player (the youngest to start the first round) lays down the card(s) of their choice (1 single card or 2, 3 or 4 identical cards like 2 Kings, 3 5s…) The next player can play an equal or higher card (if 2 cards are laid down, you must play in pairs, if 3 cards are laid down, you must play in triplets…) Anyone who cannot play, lays down their cards and no longer plays until the end of the round. So the first player lays down the card of their choice. The player to their left lays down an equal or higher card. If the card is of the same value as the one previously played, the 3rd player must lay down a card of the same value or else they have to pass their turn (but they are not laid down). To end a round, the last player must lay down a card that is higher than the others and the other players must no longer be able to play (they have all laid down their cards). The player who, on their turn, plays a 2 cuts the game, collects the cards from the table, and starts a new round with the cards in their hand. As mentioned above, it is possible to play in pairs, triples, or even quadruples. In this case, the first player lays down a double or triple of the same value, and therefore forces the following players to play in doubles or triples… The first player to lay down all their cards becomes the president, the second becomes the vice-president. The second to last becomes the vice-trouduc, and the last becomes the trouduc. For a game with 5 or 6 players, there will therefore be peasants, players with no particular roles. Be careful! If the last card played by a player is a 2, that player will directly become Trouduc. Because you must never end with a 2! From the second round on, the roles come into play: The president gives their 2 worst cards (or unwanted cards) to the Trouduc, and the Trouduc gives their 2 best cards (mandatory) to the president. The same action occurs between the vice president and the vice-trouduc, but with only 1 card. And then, in each round, it will be the Trouduc's turn to start the game… Good luck, may the best of you become President! With the STL files, you have the roles and details of each player's actions. And even peasants, all of which can be stored in a box, making this game a real ready-to-play game ;)