Wild: This card allows the player to choose the next color of play, regardless of the card previously played.In a standard Uno deck, there are two types of Wild cards: Unlike the regular numbered and action cards which belong to one of the four color groups (Red, Yellow, Green, and Blue), Wild cards are colorless until played. There are 2 Draw Two cards for every color, so there are 8 of these in total.Īdding these action cards to the colored numbered cards: 76 numbered cards + 24 action cards = 100 colored cards. Draw Two Cards: When played, the next player has to pick up two cards from the draw pile and forfeits their turn.Like the Skip cards, there are 2 Reverse cards for each color, summing up to 8 in total. For example, if the order was clockwise, upon playing a Reverse card, it becomes counter-clockwise, and vice versa. Reverse Cards: These change the direction of play.There are 2 Skip cards for each of the four colors, making a total of 8 Skip cards. Skip Cards: These prevent the next player from taking their turn.Here’s a breakdown of these action cards and their numbers: They come in each of the four standard colors: red, yellow, green, and blue. In Uno, action cards (Skip, Reverse, Draw Two) which also come in each of the four colors, add a layer of strategy and unpredictability to the gameplay.
