Carnival of Sins

Choose a Sin secretly and place it face down. Once everyone has chosen, reveal and resolve them clockwise, starting with the Devil Card holder (p. 2–3).

No. A taken die keeps the value it rolled, and dice on a Sin are locked and can’t be taken by others unless they play Lust (p. 3).

No Sin can take the white die. At the end of the round, each player with the lowest score adds the white die’s value to their score (p. 3–4).

Pride resolves at the end of the round: its player takes any remaining dice and the Devil Card for the next round. If multiple players play Pride, they take dice in reveal order, and the last Pride player gets the Devil Card (p. 5).

Yes. Lust takes one odd and one even die; one must come from the table, but the other may come from another player’s locked dice. If there isn’t a valid odd–even pair, you take none (p. 5).

No. Wrath doesn’t let you lock dice on your Sin, so you score no points from it that round. If a die you knock off the table falls off, take its value as negative points before rerolling it gently (p. 6).