Scenario:
P1 plays attack
P2 plays attack.
P3 has 4 turns on her.
P3 plays a turn and draws a card.
P3 has 3 turns left.
P3 plays her attack.
What happens? 
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1Possible duplicate of Exploding Kittens- Slap to get out of multiple turns– Ken HerbertDec 7, 2018 at 5:39
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@ken 'slap cards' are only there in the party pack. This is the original edition I'm referring to. Thanks for the comment none the less :) appreciate it– RexDec 7, 2018 at 5:52
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1Given that slap cards are just a targeted version of an attack, I would say they work exactly the same regardless of the name.– Ken HerbertDec 7, 2018 at 6:06
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I disagree on the duplicate. It is close but it is different enough for a separate question.– Toon KrijtheDec 7, 2018 at 9:48
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@ToonKrijthe despite the difference of name of the card talked about, both questions are essentially the same - if you have to take multiple turns due to a Slap/Attack, can you take one or more turns normally, then play a Slap/Attack to shift the rest of your turns to another player. The answer is "yes" regardless of which card we are talking about.– Ken HerbertDec 7, 2018 at 10:07
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I'm going to answer my own question here. ThankYou Ken and Toon for the replies. :)
How many turns can an attack card “really” skip???
It can skip all the turns that you have piled up on you. + it will make the next player take any remaining turns plus 2 more.
Scenario:
P1 plays attack
P2 plays attack.
P3 has 4 turns on her.
P3 plays a turn and draws a card.
P3 has 3 turns left.
P3 plays her attack.
What happens?
P3 gets to skip her remaining 3 turns, they are transferred to P4.
P4 so has to play 3 + 2 (P3's attack) = 5 turns in total.
(P4 has to play only 2 turns - if playing acc to the nerfed version of the attack card)
The rules talk about the existence of a THE NERFED VERSION, where The remaining turns are not carried over to the next player. Its for the players to decide before game how they want to play.
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3Note that the nerfed version was the original version, despite what the name implies.– ikegamiJul 16, 2019 at 10:00