Six new questions were added to the FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions). If you have any other questions you want me to add or disagree with my answer, let me know. You can find the complete list here. Continue reading
Category Archives: rules
Camelot & Avalon Card Clarifications
The rules for Crazier Eights: Camelot, & Crazier Eights: Avalon should be fully explained in the rule book & FAQ. However, I decided it might be easier for some people to have a document that clarifies the cards individually, so you can check how a specific card works. Get the Camelot & Avalon card clarification guide here:
Updated FAQ (Updated 2/14/18)
The rule book contains a lot of clarifications, such as a FAQ (frequently asked questions), and I will expand the FAQ as new questions arise that weren’t in it for the rules page on this website. I have also updated a rule book that’s online to have the new questions here.
The first nine questions are in the rule book that comes with the game, but the rest are new. They can all be seen below. Continue reading
New Camelot Rulebook (Updated 8/14/17)
The latest version of the rulebook can be found here. It’s possible the final version of the game will use a document instead depending on what I can afford with the manufacturer.
Update: I will use the same rule book for Crazier Eights: Camelot & Avelon — the one seen here. The manufacturer tells me it will save me money, and there’s no major reason to need a different one for each game. It will be geared for Camelot a bit more by using more card images for Avalon. Nonetheless, Avalon will have a unique rules card featuring cards from that set. Continue reading
New Rules Card
After working more with image rich versions of the rules, I decided I will change the rules card. It will be less in depth, but be better to look at. The rules document/rulebook will likely also have some more images.
The earlier rules card can be found here. I also updated the website’s rules page to have more images.
Frank Grip Reviews Crazier Eights: Camelot
Frank Grip put up a review for Crazier Eights: Camelot up at Pawn’s Perspective. Take a look here. Continue reading
