Rebel Princess Deluxe Edition Living FAQ


Welcome to the Rebel Princess Deluxe Edition Living FAQ! This FAQ will be organized alphabetically with Round cards first, followed by Princess cards. If your question does not appear here, please consult the Rules Forum on the Rebel Princess Deluxe Edition BGG page.

 

Round Cards

c. Magic Beans

  • The round card states for players to play the highest or lowest card, but shouldn't be "play their highest or lowest card"?
    You can never play another player's card, so yes, the highest or lowest card you have in your hand.

d. Three Times a Lady

  • What happens if Snow White plays a 3 into the trick? Is the card -3 or it it zero?
    Great question. When Snow White activates her ability, the 3 is treated as a zero when it is played during the trick. Later, when scoring, the 3 is treated as a -3.

l. Sisterhood

  • The Sisterhood round card states "if all cards are void" but how can that be if the led card could never be void?
    The wording on the card should indeed be "if all other played cards are void" which does mean that it is impossible for the lead player to win the trick during this round.

    Wait. What if all players play the same number as the lead card (with 3 or 4 players only)?
    The second player to play a card would be zero away from the starting number and would therefore win the trick.

  • What happens when Cinderella activates her ability during a Sisterhood round?
    Cinderella's power would only be applied in the case of a tie. The player who played the lower (and not higher) number would win the trick.

p. Haggle with the Hag

  • What if I use the Haggle with the Hag effect to place a prince into the trick I just won? Does doing this mean that princes have snuck in?
    No. Princes will not have broken in. Page 6 of rules states: Once a player who is "void" of a suit plays a Prince, the Princes have snuck into the party. Using the Haggle with the Hag effect this way does not necessarily mean the player is void of the led suit. Rapunzel's ability is another way for Princes to be played without allowing Princes sneak into the party.

Princess Cards

Pea Princess

  • What if the Pea Princess used he ability, and then the Little Mermaid immediately used hers forcing me to play a specific suit? Whose power takes precedence?
    Little Mermaid's power takes precedence, so you would have to lead with a card from the suit she specified, even if you had a card higher than 5 in another suit. If you didn't have the lead, and the Pea Princess had activated her power, the same result would occur: you would have to play a card from the led suit even if you didn't have any cards in the led suit that were higher than 5.

Mulan

  • When Mulan plays her second card for her ability, can that card be 5 or less if The Pea Princess had also activated her ability for this trick?
    No. The trick is not over; therefore, The Pea Princess's ability is still in effect.

  • Can Mulan use her ability to swap the card she played with ANY card on the table?
    No. Mulan's ability should read "After the last card has been played in a trick, swap the card you played for another card from your hand of the same suit. The Frog cannot be swapped." Therefore, in order for Mulan to swap cards, she'll need at least two cards of the same suit before a trick; one card that is initially played into the trick and another to swap out for the card played; neither of those two cards can be the Frog.

General

  • Can you have negative points?
    Absolutely, yes.