Exploding Kittens Defuse Card Official Rules Guide
Yes, you play the Defuse card to avoid exploding and then secretly put the kitten back into the Draw Pile.
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Exploding Kittens Official Rules: Nope Card Timing Guide
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Exploding Kittens Stealing Rules: Official Card Combo Guide
Yes, you can steal a random card from any other player by playing matching pairs of cards.
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Yes, a Nope card can cancel an Attack card, meaning the player's turn continues as normal.
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