Opening the Lover Era: Example
On her first turn, Betty draws, but doesn't have any cards from the Lover era to play, so she discards and ends her turn.
Inez happens to have both Cruel Summer (#2) and The Man (#3) so puts the two-card sequence into her collection, opening the Lover era.
Other players can now play single cards from the Era, but only if they are in a run that's on the table. Olivia has the song Lover (#5), but can’t play it alone, as it is not in sequence.
James has no cards from the Lover era.
On Betty’s turn, she luckily draws You Need to Calm Down (#4), which can be played immediately as a single card, building off the run already established by Inez.
When it's Olivia’s turn, she will now now be able to play her Lover (#5) card.
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