HOL Ravenclaw

Uno has many variations with different rules for different variations. There are also rules that some people think are rules but the Official rules don’t list them as rules. There is even a variation where you can write your own rule on some cards.

Create your own Uno rule and tell us about it, and how it might be useful in 50 words or more. Or create your own Uno card based on a series/character you like. Be sure to tell us what the series is or who the character is.

Tasks will be due January 31st at 11:59pm HOL. Completed tasks are worth 10 beans/sapphires each. All images should be 600x600 px or under.

This is the number 5 UNO card of blue color. It features the twin brothers Fred and George Weasley from the Harry Potter series.

https://imgur.com/SHxfSGK
I chose Stiles Stilinski/Void Stiles from Teen Wolf as the uno card, making the card blue like his jeep and as the number 3 for the season he became "Void Stiles".

Mirror Card Rule
The Mirror Card is a special card that, when played, reflects the last action taken by the previous player back onto them.

How It Works:
- If the previous player played a Draw Two card, the Mirror Card makes them draw two cards instead.
- If the previous player played a Skip card, the Mirror Card skips their next turn.
- If the previous player played a Reverse card, the Mirror Card reverses the direction again.
- If the previous player played a Wild Draw Four card, they must draw four cards instead.

Strategic Use: The Mirror Card can be a tool to turn the tables on your opponents. It adds an element of strategy, as players must be cautious about the actions they take, knowing it could be mirrored back at them.

The Draw 2 + card:

This card would require ALL players, not just the next player to draw 2 cards. Everyone would skip their turn, meaning the player who placed the card would get to goes in a row.
If there are only two players, the person who placed the card would get TWO extra turns.
Like the Wild and Draw 4 cards, this card can be placed on any number/colour