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=> Rules (not available online)
How To Play:
… Play Nice (please)
2-4 players (best with 4) // 20 mins // Easy
The main game board actually has slight ridges to separate the squares in it’s grid, making it easy to play your piece plus make it safe when a table is slightly bumped. Simply play a piece of your color to connect to the corner of any of your pieces on the board… yes, you only connect diagonally, not edge to edge!
Reminds me a bit of the cycle battle in Tron:)
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=> Variants for 2 or 3 players
How to play in 1 minute:
This is a real time game in that it has a “timer” … which is the gimmick :) It is a small marble that rolls down the zig zag track – when it hits the bottom your turn is over:) While I DON’T like “timer” based games, I saw this game for $5 and got it just for the fun of it:) And you can play the whole game in about TEN MINUTES as well!
Interesting … he explains the rules clearly (they are simple) but then does not FOLLOW the rules himself! (smile). He was supposed to make a word that started with the letter N … so he used the word PEN. Umm… that starts with a P :)
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=> Forever Home Expanded Scorepad v3
=> Len’s 1 page Rules Summary v1
Overview and Preview with Kim:
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=> Official Campaign Book
=> Len’s 1 page Rules Summary (coming soon)
=> Video Playlist
=> Background Music (while you race to the raft!)
Solo Playthrough with explanation:
Want a Super Simple Super Fast Minimal thinking dice game (like Popcorn Dice)? Think Dragon Dice!
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=> Len’s half page Rules Summary v2
How To Play:
Continue reading “Draconic Dice (aka Dracarys Dice) (or just Dragon Dice)”
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=> Rules (as a webpage)
=> Official Rules (four pages)
=> Len’s 1/2 page Rules Summary v1
NOTE: This game isn’t one that fits the “play nice” theme too well. You are out to survive much of the time:)
=> Replacement Parts
=> 12 More Game Board Maps
=> Build These Shapes (using just 7 specific blocks)
Overview with some explanation: