Godcat

Card Description

Play as any card in the game. Except a Nope. After playing Godcat, put it back on the playmat.

Mechanics

If you win Godcat in the Armageddon, add it to your hand. Godcat can be played on your turn as ANY card in the deck except for a Nope. This means you can play it as a Defuse, an Attack, or anything else in the deck!

After playing Godcat, set it next to Devilcat on the Playmat. DO NOT put Godcat in the Discard Pile.

The reason you can’t use Godcat as a Nope is because any time someone tries to steal it from you, you’d just use it as a Nope, and the game would be no fun!

The back of Godcat is different from the rest of the cards in your hand, so it’s easy for other players to steal it from you, even when you fan out your cards and they get to steal a “random” card.

The only cards that can save you from the Devilcat card are Defuse or Zombie Kitten — you cannot use a Streaking Kitten to hold or avoid the Devilcat card. Godcat should never go into the Draw Pile, so you cannot add it into the deck after playing Potluck or Garbage Collection.

Notes

Exploding Kittens: Good vs Evil can be mixed with other expansions, however there are a few rules to note, since Godcat cannot be played as some special cards. When playing Exploding Kittens: Good vs Evil with expansions, Godcat can be played as any card in the deck except for:

Nope
You can’t use Godcat as a Nope because any time someone tries to steal it from you, you’d just use it as a Nope, and the game would be no fun!

Exploding Kitten
Honestly, we’d hope that you’d know why you can’t play Godcat as an Exploding Kitten, but in case it wasn’t obvious, you’d just blow yourself up.

Imploding Kitten
Godcat should never go into the Draw Pile! If you put Godcat in the deck as a face up Imploding Kitten, no one would be able to play Armageddon again for a long time.

Streaking Kitten
There can only be one Streaking Kitten in play at once, otherwise there won’t be enough Exploding Kittens in the deck to end the game.