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Frequently asked questions

Explore & Draw

Welcome to the official FAQ for Explore & Draw, on this page you will find answers to all the frequently asked questions about the game.


Card sleeves

I would like to sleeve my cards, what do I need?

Explore & Draw game:

  • 182 sleeves that fit 63mm x 88mm cards.

Kickstarter promo:

  • 6 sleeves that fit 63mm x 88mm cards.

I have a different question

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As the questions come in, we’ll continue to update this page.


How to play

Learn how to play Explore & Draw by watching a video or download the rulebook for the game here.

Learn how to play



Videos

Watch Explore & Draw being played and hear from independent reviewers about their thoughts on the game.

Watch a video


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3 comments

  • Paul

    27th December 2023 at 6:53 pm

    Got given this game for Christmas. Really good quality from the packaging to the contents.
    Just enjoyed our first game but then hit a question with the scoring for lesson 4.

    So our question is – what makes a lonely cat? Is it any cat not in a family (eg 2 red cats touching are both lonely), or does it have to be completely separated from every other cat of its own colour, or even, can it only be connected to a treasure?
    We haven’t played Isle of Cats so don’t know if that would have helped.
    Thanks in anticipation.

    Reply

    • Frank West

      2nd January 2024 at 12:01 pm

      Hi Paul,

      I hope you had a good Christmas.

      To answer your question, a lonely cat is one that is completely separated from every other cat of its own colour. It can be touching treasure.

      I hope this helps!

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      • Paul

        16th January 2024 at 8:32 pm

        Thanks Frank that’s really helpful. Sorry I didn’t reply earlier – google decided to hide your answer in spam

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