Jalape-NO!, originally published under the name Pepper, is a trick-taking game in which you must avoid spices to finish with the lowest possible score. The game contains 108 cards (102 numbered cards and 6 chili pepper cards), numbered from 1 to 18 in six suits. The cards with a value of 1 are chili peppers. At the start of each round, you receive 12 cards in hand and must place all the chili cards face up in front of you. The player who leads the trick plays any card from their hand or a chili. The other players must follow suit if possible, but they are not required to play the corresponding chili, even if they have it. (However, if you have that chili, you cannot play one of a different suit instead.) The player who plays the highest card of the suit led wins the trick and leads the next. If you win a chili during a trick, place it face up in front of you: you can use it later to lead or participate in a trick. As soon as a player runs out of cards, the round ends. All players add the remaining cards in their hands and those placed in front of them to their score. Each chili pepper is worth 2 points, and each card of the same color as one of your chili peppers is worth 1 point. After five rounds, the player with the lowest score wins.
