<p>Attack cards force you to take extra turns, so it's not just &quot;draw 4&quot; but rather take 4 turns in a row, each one that will end with you drawing a card. So you should simply handle each draw separately. So yes, you would have to draw a card (which must be an exploding kitten because it's the only one left), and then play a defuse which allows you to return that card to the deck. But then it is still your turn, so you'd have to draw again.</p>

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GendoIkari
<p>If there's only one card left and someone needs to draw 4 because of attack cards, what do I do? Do I draw put a defuse down and then draw again or what?</p>

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Draw the card, it's a kitten, you lose.
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What do I do if there’s only one card left and I need to draw four because of attack cards?
Josiah Chavez
# What do I do if there’s only one card left and I need to draw four because of attack cards?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2023-08-16)

If there's only one card left and someone needs to draw 4 because of attack cards, what do I do? Do I draw put a defuse down and then draw again or what?

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Draw the card, it's a kitten, you lose.  

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_2 on 2023-08-16. Score: 14

Attack cards force you to take extra turns, so it's not just "draw 4" but rather take 4 turns in a row, each one that will end with you drawing a card. So you should simply handle each draw separately. So yes, you would have to draw a card (which must be an exploding kitten because it's the only one left), and then play a defuse which allows you to return that card to the deck. But then it is still your turn, so you'd have to draw again.


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