Yes

Yes

No

No

No

But you will lose a life point if you do not.

Indians! affects every player except the one that played it.

No

Yes

You can play as many Gatling cards per turn as you wish.

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No

Yes

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The Panic! card allows you to keep the card that you take from another player and you may only target a player at a distance of 1 or less. The Cat Balou card forces a player of any distance to discard a card.

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Yes, but it will not have any effect.

Yes

But it has not effect at all.

No

If they lose their last life point without a Beer in their hand, they are dead. However, if Bart Cassidy plays immediately a Beer card from the hand, saving himself and remaining alive, he will be able to draw the card due to the lost life point.

All players regain one life point.

No

Unlike Beer, Saloon can be played only during step 2 of your turn, and only if you are capable of playing cards. For example, if you lose your last life point after a Duel in your turn, you are eliminated before you could use Saloon.

Yes

It is not a Beer card. However, you can do it during your turn only.

Only if they've received a lethal hit! Note: beer has no effect when there are only two players left.

When you are hit by a Bang! card - even outside your turn.

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Yes

Yes

By playing a Missed! card.

No

With Beer

No

No

Typically on your turn, but if you just received a fatal hit out of turn, you can use the Beer! card to save your life! Note: beer has no effect when there are only two players left.

Only if you just received a lethal hit! Note: beer has no effect when there are only two players left.

Yes

Players start the game with a Colt .45, and it's drawn on their playing board.

Place it over your Colt .45 on the player board. You can't have 2 weapons, so if you already have a card placed there, you have to discard one.

Yes

You have to discard the other.

No

Yes

All of your weapons can be stolen or discarded by other players, except for the Colt .45!

Any number

There are several ways to eliminate other players, main way to eliminate is with a Bang! card.

There are several ways to eliminate other players, main way to eliminate is with a Bang! card.

Bang! cards allow you to reduce other players' life points.

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Outlaws

Sometimes

Nothing

Yes

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No

Distance remains the same, but weapons allow to shoot further.

Yes

The hand size limit is the amount of bullets the player has.

No

Not until the end of your turn.

Not until the end of your turn.

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Both

Whichever direction has the least number of places between them.

No

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When they lose their last Life Point (bullet).

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A penalty

Sheriff discards all cards in hand and in play.

Yes

1

No

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Yes

With the exception of Jail.

Place them in front of you (exception: Jail)

End of turn

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No

You can only discard in Phase 3 and only the excess cards in your hand.

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No

Only the Beer and Missed! cards.

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Typically only 1, but some characters allow more.

Yes

No

No

No

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It depends on the Character. Each bullet on the Character card represents a life point. Note, that the Sheriff always starts with one extra Life Point.

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Life Points

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Sheriff

Clockwise

Start of turn

Draw pile

2

Unless a character special power allows otherwise, it's 2.

No

The bullets represent the maximum amount of Life Points with the exception of the Sheriff, who always has +1 bullets.

By eliminating the Sheriff.

Yes

The Renegade wins only by eliminating ALL other players first and then the Sheriff.

Renegade has to eliminate all other players first and then the Sheriff to win. Outlaws win by killing the Sheriff at any point.

No

The Deputies win if the Sheriff stays alive, so they can win the game even if they are eliminated, just as long as the Sheriff is the last man standing.

The Sheriff and Deputies share the same goal, however, if a Deputy is eliminated the game doesn't end. If the Sheriff is eliminated, the game ends immediately.

No

Yes

No

Face up

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Only the Sheriff is revealed after the Role cards are dealt out!

In the beginning or a round.

In Bang! the Roles are the same in every game: Sheriff, Renegade, Outlaw (and Deputy). When the Roles are dealt in the beginning of the game only the Sheriff reveals himself and all the other players keep their Role a secret. There are several different Character cards in Bang!. They give players special abilities and they are open information for the whole table!

No

Every other role but the Sheriff.

Tries to eliminate all the Outlaws and the Renegade.

By eliminating the Renegade and Outlaws.

Yes

Yes

Outside having to reveal their role, the Sheriff starts with an extra Life Point, (that he can also regain later).