ILLUSTRATED CARD REFERENCE

Cloudfin Club
card collection

Five examples from the club’s colourful table: fish to collect, support marks to combine and optional cards that refresh the shared market. Read the labels before mixing the variants.

Cloudfin Club card collection

5 sample cards

Bay Spotter — illustrated sample card01crew
Market advice

Bay Spotter

Before your action, inspect the top draw card. Keep it on top or put it at the bottom, then discard this optional spotter card.

“The good catch might already be within reach.”

Candy-Stripe Spoon — illustrated sample card02tackle
Trade-day flavour

Candy-Stripe Spoon

This is a support card carrying a feather mark. Collect shell and wave marks with it to make a wild; it is not a fish for a colour set.

“A bright little piece of a bigger plan.”

Bluebell Bass — illustrated sample card03catch
Deep-water fish

Bluebell Bass

Count this card as one blue fish. Three blue fish, or two blue fish and one wild, can be showcased for one badge.

“The club always notices a well-matched trio.”

Picnic Shower — illustrated sample card04current
Fresh market variant

Picnic Shower

In the optional event variant, replace the five market cards from the draw pile. Discard the old market together and resume the usual turn order.

“A brief shower rearranges the afternoon.”

Clubhouse Swap — illustrated sample card05task
Open exchange

Clubhouse Swap

The market action trades one hand card for one visible market card. Put your offered card into the vacated market slot.

“A useful card never stays lonely for long.”

Choose the table you want to learn

The core 60-card deck contains fish and scatter support only. To try the optional characters and weather, add four spotter and four shower cards before shuffling. A spotter can be used once before your action; a shower resolves when drawn and is replaced by another draw. All members must agree to the expanded deck before the deal.

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