Turning Point társasjáték

Angol leírás

The players take turns to roll and move. The first player to place all 4 pawns inside the HOME BASE is the winner.
A player gets to roll again each time doubles are rolled on the dice. Dice must not go off the table to avoid penalties.
A total of 6 on the dice will place one pawn in the starting block or an individual 6 on either die will place one pawn in the STARTING BLOCK and move the number of blocks shown on the other die. With a roll of double sixes two pawns can be placed in the STARTING BLOCK or you may put one pawn in the starting block and move six more blocks. One pawn can be moved based on the total of the two dice or the number on each die can be used individually for two different pawns.

A pawn landing on an occupied block knocks the occupying pawn or pawns out of play. BONUS:
a) First take out is worth 5 blocks. *Move any pawn 5 blocks.
b) Second take out with the same play but not necessarily the same pawn is worth 10 blocks. *Move any pawn 10 blocks.
c) Third take out in the same play is worth 15 blocks. *Move any pawn 15 blocks

BONUS moves cannot be broken up to move more than one pawn. If no pawn can be moved the total number of bonus blocks the player loses the bonus.

The dome is the most strategic turning point. A pawn cannot be knocked out while in the dome. While in the dome, a pawn can move forward or backward to attain the best strategic position to knock out an opponent pawn in the exclusive area. A player may decide to by-pass HOME BLOCK in order to knock out an opponent pawn. This move could be a come back opportunity but it forces that pawn to make another lap before approaching the HOME BLOCK.

With a roll of 3 consecutive double dice, a player can move a pawn that is within 10 blocks of HOME BASE directly to HOME BASE, or a player may decide to move any pawn according to the numbers on the dice. A roll of 4 or more consecutive double dice will automatically place 1 pawn from anywhere in the exclusive area directly to HOME BASE or a player may decide to move any pawn according to the numbers on the dice.