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Question if i play the heart 13 spaces and I’m in my home area can I move my piece 13 spades from the home area or just move it to the heart space? Also can it be split with other piece?

Hi, with the 13/heart card you can only do one or the other. So you can either move a piece out of your home base and into your heart space OR you can move a piece that is already on the board 13 spaces forward (assuming it is possible to do so).

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Awesome to hear you're loving the game! That situation actually cannot happen because you do not count the heart spaces when moving around the board, only numbered spaces. Hope this helps!

Oh nice. Thanks for the answer 😊

Hi, the rules are that if at any point it is your turn and you do not have a playable card on that turn, then you must forfeit your whole hand for the remainder of that round.

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Hi! You cannot swap any pawn in the home base, the heart space, or the finishing bubbles. You also cannot swap a pawn if it is sitting on a space with more than one pawn on it. So that situation cannot happen. Hopefully this helps!

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We may need some more context to provide the best answer for you but if you have three playable cards you can play any of those cards when you would like. You do not have to wait to use other cards if you have a playable heart card in your hand.

Hi! Yes you can send us a message through the contact form on the website (www.partnersboardgame.com)

Hi Jone, You would reverse to the 14 and further. So for example, if you were on the 2 space directly in front of your heart space(start zone) and you played the -4, you would land on the 12 space (the one that is approaching your finishing bubbles).

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Thanks Andrei, we really appreciate that! Love your creative and strategic thinking with this question! However, it is not allowed to "play" a heart card when all pawns are in play since you are not actually using the card - only tossing it away. Sorry for ruining your strategic master plan but credit for thinking outside the box ;-)

Hi, if you send a message to info@partnersboardgame.com with your interest there might be some hope for you!

Hi Stepan! We are glad you enjoy the video. This is a very tricky situation. Since you can't move the pawns back as they are blocked, in this case you need to forfeit your hand and wait for a 1 or 2 card. Hopefully your partner can help you out of this mess next round!

Congrats! The other team might want a rematch soon - so be ready!

Yes, you can pass two pawns of the same color on the same space. We hope you enjoy the game!

1) All games are derivative from previous games to some extent. It’s called evolution. 2) You clearly haven’t played Partners (or Sorry) if you think these games are remotely the same.

@@theballmittpodcast5734 This game and Sorry aren't remotely the same..They're exactly the same! 100% rip except the price tag is 4x that of Sorry

No you cannot. You must finish the game with the exact number of steps that lands you in the last finishing zone space.

Hi Deane PARTNERS is a 2v2 game where the winning team is the team to get their pawns first into the safety zone. Players use cards to move around the board and have to help their partner while at the same time sabotage their opponents. It requires teamwork, strategy and a bit of luck. Happy Gaming!

No problem, our pleasure! Correct, when entering the finishing zone you do not count the heart space. You go straight from the 14 space to the first finishing zone bubble.

Thanks for your message. We are glad this video has been helpful to you as you enjoy playing Partners!

Hi Tanti! Thanks for your message. You stated it correctly in your question. You can only use the 7 card to move your pawns, not your partner's pawns. The only exception to that is if you can lock in your remaining pieces using less than the 7 total moves, then you can use the remaining moves to move your partners pieces. Does that help clarify?

@@partnersboardgame Got it!!! Okay thank youuuu. Owh one more thing, the video you demonstrate that the 7*1 card used for 3 pawns, the blue as your own, and 2 yellows (your partner's) so the card can actually be used for more than 2 pawns? as long as the moves are putting the pawns (your own and your partner's) inside the bubble? At the moment we thought we can only use the 7*1 card for 2 pawns max.

@@vulnicuravulnicura5587 We are really glad you are enjoying the game! You can use the 7*1 card to move any amount of pawns you would like, as long as you move 7 spaces total. So yes, you can move more than 2 pawns. (But same rules apply as before in that you can only move your pieces, unless you can lock in your remaining pieces using less than the 7 total moves, then you can use the remaining moves to move your partners pieces.)

@@partnersboardgame Thank youuuuuu for the swift reply.....

@@partnersboardgame hi, when you use 7*1 to enter a "house" ad a 3rd position and if you have another figure on board - does this consider as a lock or you can enter "house" and exit without locking that pawn?