SESSION CARDS (27)

HINT: Session One can win only when all opponents are out of Session cards or when an opponent neglects to call “Highjack!” This card is also a good choice to play when forced to ash cards from your hand.

HINT: Session Two is not likely to win, but it will always beat a Session One. Use this card as a “gimme” when you don’t want to play a higher Session card.

HINT:To best use the Session Three card make sure you are aware of how your opponent has been playing. You may win with a Three if your opponent is trying to rid their hand of lower Session cards.

HINT: Session Four cards are not very strong, but there are 4 of them in each deck. Remembering this may help you play this card at the right time.

HINT: Session Five cards only win 1/2 the time when left up to chance so … don’t leave it up to chance. Remember which Session cards have already been played and you can increase your odds dramatically.

HINT: Session Six cards can often create a “Stoner’s Quarrel” because there are 5 of them in each deck. Use this to your advantage by starting a quarrel and then winning with a higher Session card.

HINT: Session Seven is a very strong card. You may want to save this card for when you need the Cannabis Stash Box card.

HINT: You can hurt your opponent by stealing their Gear card even when you don’t need one to complete your Stash Box.

HINT:When played at the right time, Session Nine can win you the round and/or game by helping you complete your Stash Box.

HINT:Only the Highjack card can beat a Session Ten. If the Highjack has already been played, you know that you will win. Also, there are only 3 Toker cards, so stealing this card really hurts your opponent(s).

HINT:Highjack is the most powerful Session card in the deck. The only way to lose is by neglecting to call “Highjack!”

STASH BOX CARDS (15)

HINT: You can play more than one CANNABIS card into your Stash Box in order to accumulate points.

HINT: You can play more than one GEAR card into your Stash Box in order to accumulate points.

HINT: You can play more than one IGNITION card into your Stash Box in order to accumulate points.

HINT: It’s often best to play this card ASAP to get the points out of your hand and into your Stash Box.

ACTION CARDS (10/11)

HINT: Usually played best toward the beginning of a round. Once your 3 cards are drawn, your turn is over.

HINT: Best played when your opponent does NOT need any cards. If played at the start of a round, it may benefit your opponent. If YOU need cards, you can often exchange this one during “Puff Puff Pass” and your opponent may be forced to use it to YOUR benefit.

HINT: Make all opponents ash a card from their hand (opponents’ choice). Play this when your opponents are low on cards and you believe they are holding only cards they really want/need.

HINT: Stop your opponent from winning by skipping their turn. When playing with only 2 Tokers, this action works as an extra turn.

HINT: This may be helpful to your opponents at the beginning of the round, but harmful toward the end.

HINT: Get rid of your worst card in your hand by passing it to the opponent on your left-hand side. Only Tokers with at least 1 card in their hand may participate. If no opponent has a card in their hand, the Action card is simply ashed.

HINT: Play this card when an opponent has a high-value Session card in terms of either points or “Win Action.” When you use this action to steal a Session card, you may use the Win Action immediately.

HINT: This card can be helpful are harmful depending on which rules you are playing and where you are in the game. Play this card when you believe your opponent has only good cards in his/her hand.

HINT: Immediately cripple an opponent by having them ash a Stash Box card (preferably the Toker card as it’s worth more points and is harder to come by).

HINT: You can help or hurt your fellow Tokers by changing the rotation of play from left to right.

HINT: This limited edition 11th action card only exists in 2000 unmarked decks. Use this card to make your opponent super stoney and less competitive. 🙂