Yanaguana Games Re-Chord, Rulebook

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Pick Abilities
Activating a pick ability after a pick is placed is optional.
White - Take another pick from the supply and place it on an available
space (face up). You may activate the ability of the pick taken from the
supply
.
Red
- Remove any other pick from anywhere on the fretboard and place it back into the
bag
.
Blue
- Move or swap any other pick to a new available space. You may
move one pick to a new available space or swap two other pick’s current spaces.
Grey
- Flip any pick on the fretboard face down (hiding its color). Then you may move the
pick you flipped face down to a new available space.
Purple
- Pluck any face down pick on the fret board, flipping it over to reveal its
color. You may choose to immediately use the ability of the revealed pick.
Wylde
- Place anywhere on the fretboard including replacing any other pick. Wyldes count as
all types when completing chord cards. Wyldes are NOT counted for lead guitar scoring.
Face Down
- Guitarists may remove an adjacent pick on the same fret after privately viewing
and placing the face down pick.
Green
- You may remove all other picks of one type from the fret this pick is placed in. This
means all facedown, wylde, or matching color picks can be removed from the fret.
Turn Order Overview
Turns in Re-Chord are taken in clockwise order meaning the guitarist to your left should follow you.
Starting with the first guitarist everyone takes one action per turn.
Once you are finished taking your action in a turn, two things happen:
1. Check for any filled frets which trigger a lead guitar scoring round.
Each fret can only trigger lead guitar scoring once.
2. Pass the bag to the next guitarist who refills the supply by blindly taking picks from the
bag. Picks placed in the supply are always placed face up so everyone can see their color. The supply
is only refilled at the beginning of your turn. Picks taken from the
supply
MUST be placed face up,
however all pick power abilities are optional to activate.
Turns continue until the final fret is scored, at which point the game ends.
If a pick is removed from the fretboard it goes back in the
bag
.
Re-Chord