6 dice each. Lay out the rope in a ring on the floor. Take turns throwing dice. One's are wild and Two's are re-rolls (pick up to throw again later). Throwing at other players dice to change the value or knock them out of the ring is encouraged! Winner is the player with the most matching dice. Only count dice that end up within the ring. Dice value on...
A solitaire game of the German drive on Paris in 1914, played in six turns representing the time period August 27–28 through September 6–7. The player operates the German forces and has three possible victory conditions based on army strength and unit location on the playing area at the end of the sixth turn. German army corps move across rows of...
On Top ár: 7 820Ft.Angol:This Game is about placing tiles in a way that your own colour becomes the majority in the multicolour circles. The player whose colour dominates the circle is the only one who...
Onager is an abstract game in which each player tries to reach the opponent’s back rank. Onager is named after a Roman siege engine that is a type of catapult, as the way the pieces move resembles how projectiles are hurled forward with this device. Onager was inspired by the game Epaminondas, a masterpiece designed in 1975 by Robert Abbott, and also...
Onager is an attainment game inspired by ancient Roman siege weapons. In this game, you can make your pieces jump long distances by using friendly units as a pivot point. Make full use of long jumps and consecutive jump to be the first to advance your units into the enemy’s back row! This is an early masterpiece by Néstor Romeral Andrés, who published over...
Fight a titan, wage a war of conquest, have a drawing contest using only dots, or just try to build better words than your friends - all in the palm of your hand. One Card Wonders is a library of single-card games that covers a wide range of genres and mechanisms, including area control, dexterity, hidden movement, abstract, racing, pattern recognition...
Doc Pop's One-Dimensional Chess is a chess variant that puts a new spin on the classic game of chess. The board consists of 16 squares in one row. Each of the two players have a pawn, a knight, a bishop, a rook, a queen, and a king. The pieces have modified rules that allow them to move in one-dimension. For instance, knights can jump 2 or 3 tiles from...
This is the traditional Connect Four, but played in just one dimension or line. Originally proposed by Angus Lavery in a Games and Puzzles magazine in 1994, the only known source as of now is an instructables article by "Kiteman" The game consists of a line of 10 tokens in 2 colors that are arranged alternately. On her turn a player takes 3 tokens out of...
The Koi mini-expansion is a second expansion for advanced players, in which each player is dealt a set of action cards at the start of the game. Koi cards are worth one journey point if kept until the end of the game or they may be used as special actions for extra tokens, using multiple characters, etc. Players only get one of each action card, but they...
The Toku mini-expansion is a set of bonus reward cards, some of which are randomly placed on top of the large token piles each game. The first player to earn a given Large Landmark token, Geisha bonus token, or Enclosure bonus token also gains the Toku card on top. Toku cards are worth one journey point if kept until the end of the game or they may be...
A set of extra cards, activated with any 3 small tokens, provides unique benefits that might affect characters, tokens, or torii. Only a single card is available to each player, though, so the decisions vary from play to play. Each player receives 2 random cards during setup and chooses 1 to keep during the game. This card may be activated by placing any 3...