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crx nod, etc??
Posted by
xackley
(VIP) 24 Mar 2021 9:41pm
noD is obvious, but where is the listing for what those letters mean?
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Posted by
Bones
(TD) 5 Apr 2021 11:39pm
Most abbreviations are self-explanatory if you are setting a game. X means you need to invite a player. ND means No doubling. CR means Crawford. More is explained in this forum from earlier posts and in the rules.
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