INSTRUCTIONS
CONTENTS:
27 CARDS
8 Inequality Cards
8 Marginalization Cards
3 Empower Cards
3 Empathy Cards
3 Equality Cards
1 Inequality Card
1 Marginalization Card
GAME MECHANICS:
1. Shuffle and Deal: Shuffle the first set
of cards containing marginalization
and inequality-related issues or
resolutions, with obstacle cards.
Each player draws 6 cards from this
set.
2. Set Aside Cards: Place a few cards
from the first set face-down as a
stockpile. Players can draw from this
pile if they run out of cards to play or
choose during the game, to have
stocks to support their side.
3. Choose Topic: Draw one card from
the second set of cards with the
choices between marginalization
and inequality as the main topic for
the round game.
4. First Player: To determine the first
player, rock-paper-scissors will be
the starter of the game to determine
who goes first to draw a card. The
player who won starts the game.
Each player takes turns in a
clockwise manner.
5. Playing Cards: Players take turns
playing cards that are related to the
chosen topic (marginalization or
inequality). The card played should
be closely related or matches to the
chosen topic, it could be describing
a scenario, issue, or presenting a
resolution for the topic.
6. Obstacl3 Cards: Obstacl3 cards
could affect the flow of the game.
Obstacl3 cards are Equality,
Empower, and Empathy cards.
7. Solidarity Adding Cards: If a player
can’t place a card when it's their
turn, they must draw one card from
the stockpile, adding to their current
number of cards but they have a
chance to draw obstacl3 cards.
8. Goal: The goal of the game is to be
the first player to have one card left
and be the first one to shout
“InclusiUno” and determines the
winner.
FUNCTIONS OF OBSTACL3 CARDS:
Equality cards change the turn of the
player, to have the chance to surpass
the other player immediately.
Empower cards
empowers the player to
make a choice, to skip
their turn.
When a player places
Empathy card, it gives the next player
three additional cards from the
stockpile and skips their turn to draw
or place cards.