Game of cards that randomizes and recycles during game play

Abstract

A new game of cards (FIG. 1) (1) having a first playable side (5) containing a word, letter, symbol, or number that a player must alter in some manner, and a second playable side (6) that contains a symbolic instruction and at least one word, letter, symbol, or number from another group. A set of second playable sides (13) contains each unique symbolic instruction and opposes a set of first playable sides, each first playable side in the set having the same word, letter, symbol, or number and a point value. Each set of second playable sides are specifically designed to change a set of first playable sides contained on other cards. One or more players play the game of cards (1) using the second playable side of the card, which is grouped with other used cards during the round to become recycle cards (45) added to the bottom of the deck of cards (18) for use of the first playable side later in the game. Thus one or more players can play a game of cards (1) thereby causing the cards to randomize and recycle.

I claim: 
     
         1 . A method of manufacturing a deck of cards that one or mote humans can cause to randomize and recycle while using said deck of cards to play a game of cards, comprising providing a predetermined number of individual cards, each said individual card having a predetermined size and having a first playable face being a first side selected from a first group of letters, words, numbers, and symbols and a second playable face being a second side selected from a second group of letters, words, numbers, and symbols, the first playable face of each card independent of the second playable face of the same said card, and either the first playable face or the second playable face of each individual card being independent of ordered indicia, whereby said human or humans use said deck of cards to play said game of cards thereby causing said deck of cards to randomize and recycle, eliminating a need to shuffle and simultaneously replenishing said deck of cards during said game. 
     
     
         2 . The method of  claim 1 , wherein each first playable face of said deck of cards contains one word, said word changeable into another word in a predetermined number of ways and duplicated on the first playable faces of as many individual cards as said number of ways, and each said second playable face of said deck contains a pair having at least one alphabet letter and an instruction on how to use said alphabet letter or letters to change the first playable face of at least one other individual card. 
     
     
         3 . The method of  claim 1 , wherein each first playable face of said deck of cards contains a plurality of letters, said plurality of letters changeable into a word in a predetermined number of ways and duplicated on the first playable faces of as many individual cards as said number of ways, and each said second playable face of said deck of cards contains a pair having at least one alphabet letter and an instruction on how to use said alphabet letter or letters to change the first playable face of at least one other individual card. 
     
     
         4 . The method of  claim 1 , wherein each first playable face of said deck of cards contains a year, said year combinable with a predetermined number of months and duplicated on the first playable faces of as many individual cards as said number of months, and each said second playable face of said deck of cards contains a pair having at least one question or instruction and a month that makes the first playable face of at least one other individual card a significant date in history. 
     
     
         5 . A method of manufacturing a game of word or letter cards that one or more humans can cause to randomize and recycle during said game, comprising:
 a) providing a predetermined number of ways to effect change to at least one word or letter or number of letters, each said way having a unique symbol;   b) providing a first playable face, being the first side of an individual card, having one word or letter or number of letters that is changeable in each of said number of ways to effect change, said word duplicated across as many first playable faces as said number of ways to effect change and forming a set of first playable faces;   c) providing a second playable face, being the second side of said individual card, having at least one alphabet letter coupled with one of said number of ways to effect change;   d) providing a predetermined number of individual cards selected from the group of words or letters, each said card having said first playable face and said second playable face, each said set of first playable faces having opposing second playable faces, each said opposing second playable faces having an instruction that effects change on any set of first playable faces besides the opposing set of first playable faces;   e) providing a set of rules;   
       whereby said human or humans use said deck of cards to play said game of cards thereby causing said deck of cards to randomize and recycle, eliminating a need to shuffle and simultaneously replenishing said deck of cards during said game. 
     
     
         6 . The method of  claim 5 , and further providing at least one playable face that supports a predetermined number of points. 
     
     
         7 . The method of  claim 5 , and further providing a minimum of fifty-two said individual cards. 
     
     
         8 . The method of  claim 5 , and further providing at least one playable face that supports a predetermined number of points, and further providing a minimum of fifty-two said individual cards. 
     
     
         9 . A word card game that randomizes and recycles as one or more humans play said game, comprising:
 a) a first playable face, being the first side of a card, having one word that is changeable into at least one other word in each of a predetermined number of ways, and being duplicated across as many first playable faces as said number of ways, forming a set of first playable faces;   b) a second playable face, being the second side of said card, having at least one alphabet letter coupled with one of said predetermined number of ways to change one word into another word, and each said second playable face that opposes each said set of first playable faces being able to effect change on any set of first playable faces other that the opposing set of first playable faces;   c) at least one player, said players including a dealer, said dealer dealing a predetermined number of cards to each said player, said first playable face side facing up, leaving the remaining cards as a deck of cards approximately in the center of said players;   d) each said player taking one turn only and using one of the second playable faces in his or her hand to change a first playable face that is in said center of the players, said player putting said second playable face beside the respective first playable face and taking a replacement card from said deck to replace the card he or she discarded in play, and the last said player to effect change collecting each of the first playable face cards that has a second playable face card beside it;   e) a next dealer collecting and turning over the second playable face cards that remain in said center of said players, adding said cards to the bottom of said deck of cards;   f) said game continuing until the first of said players reaches a predetermined objective;   
       whereby said human or humans use said deck of cards to play said game of cards thereby causing said deck of cards to randomize and recycle, eliminating a need to shuffle and simultaneously replenishing said deck of cards during said game. 
     
     
         10 . The method of  claim 9 , wherein said number of ways to effect change is selected from the group consisting of adding one or more letters, taking away one or more letters, replacing one or more letters, transposing letters, adding one or more letters specifically at the end, and adding one or more letters at the beginning. 
     
     
         11 . The method of  claim 9 , wherein said objective is to be the first player to accumulate a predetermined number of points. 
     
     
         12 . The method of  claim 9 , and further providing said first playable side or said second playable side or both having a predetermined number of points. 
     
     
         13 . The method of  claim 9 , wherein said number of ways to effect change is selected from the group consisting of adding one or more letters, taking away one or more letters, replacing one or more letters, transposing letters, adding one or more letters specifically at the end, and adding one or more letters at the beginning, and further providing said first playable side or said second playable side or both having a predetermined number of points 
     
     
         14 . The method of  claim 9 , wherein said number of ways to effect change is selected from the group consisting of adding one or more letters, taking away one or more letters, replacing one or more letters, transposing letters, adding one or more letters specifically at the end, and adding one or more letters at the beginning, and said objective is to be the first player to accumulate a predetermined number of points. 
     
     
         15 . The method of  claim 9 , wherein said objective is to be the first player to accumulate a predetermined number of points, and further providing said first playable side or said second playable side or both having a predetermined number of points. 
     
     
         16 . The method of  claim 9 , wherein said number of ways to effect change is selected from the group consisting of adding one or more letters, taking away one or more letters, replacing one or more letters, transposing letters, adding one or more letters specifically at the end, and adding one or more letters at the beginning, said objective is to be the first player to accumulate a predetermined number of points, and further providing said first playable side or said second playable side or both having a predetermined number of points.