The weasel deck is noticeably less useful and less fun than the raccoon deck
1: decent card, always playable, useful sometimes
2: hard to play, almost useless
3: always playable, but directly helps your opponent
4: almost always playable, quite useful, buffed version of rat 4, great card to slap face up as soon as you get it
5: second best card in the deck, slightly different version of rat 6
6: best card in the deck. Can’t be used to bust opponents like rat 7 but is better for getting straight to 25 in one turn from point counts below 13
7: hard to play, not very useful
8: hard to play, occasionally good for busting opponents
9: always playable, functionally identical to rat 11
10: even worse version of weasel 2
11: worst card in the deck, just awful
12: always playable, occasionally good for busting opponents when all their cards are face up and there is a +10 in the reserve, or giving the opponent a lock when all their cards are face down.
1: decent card, always playable, useful sometimes
2: hard to play, almost useless
3: always playable, but directly helps your opponent
4: almost always playable, quite useful, buffed version of rat 4, great card to slap face up as soon as you get it
5: second best card in the deck, slightly different version of rat 6
6: best card in the deck. Can’t be used to bust opponents like rat 7 but is better for getting straight to 25 in one turn from point counts below 13
7: hard to play, not very useful
8: hard to play, occasionally good for busting opponents
9: always playable, functionally identical to rat 11
10: even worse version of weasel 2
11: worst card in the deck, just awful
12: always playable, occasionally good for busting opponents when all their cards are face up and there is a +10 in the reserve, or giving the opponent a lock when all their cards are face down.