Angst
3After playing this mood — You may put one of your blue or red moods into the discard pile. If you do, you may play an additional mood this turn from the discard pile. (You can play the card you just put into the discard pile if you want.)
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- "May" means this effect is optional. You may just play the card for its score and not do its effect.
- Moods played from the discard pile are played similarly to how they are played from the hand.
- You may play any mood in the discard pile, even ones that originally were played by other players.
- Playing a card from the discard pile that lets you play an additional card only lets you play the additional card from your hand (unless another card like Melancholy lets you play them from the discard pile).
- Cards in the discard pile are the color they are and are not affected by Imagination (which changes the color of all moods in play) until after you play them. For example, Benevolence (a white card) only allows you to play a color you do not have in play. Say you have Boredom (a red card) in the discard pile and Imagination in play making everything white. You can play Boredom because when you play it, it is still red. Once it's in play, it will become white.
- If Imagination changes your moods to a color other than blue or red, you may not use them for this card.
- You can play that additional card for the rest of your turn. If multiple cards grant you additional cards, those can be played in any order. For example, let's say you have Hurt Feelings and play Angst, choosing to put a card in the discard pile. You may first play the additional card for Hurt Feelings before you play the additional card for Angst.