Letter Jam

No — you never look at your own letters; you place them face down and only the other players can see them (see page 2).

No — you may only use letters you can see (other players' letters, nonplayer stands, bonus letters, or the wildcard) when spelling a clue (see page 3 and the FAQ on page 5).

The wildcard represents a single letter and may be used multiple times in a word if it represents the same letter, but it cannot represent two different letters in the same clue, and the cluegiver may not reveal which letter it stands for (see page 3).

If a nonplayer stand's card is used in the clue, that stand discards that card and draws the next card from its stack; when a stack is exhausted it reveals a green token and then draws from the central deck (see page 4).

Each time you give a clue you take a token: in 4–6 player games you take a red token for your first clue and green tokens thereafter; initially only the leaf green tokens are available and when all red tokens are gone the central green token becomes available (see page 4).