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|+Probabilities of throwing X skulls with two six-sided dice |P(X = 0) = (⅚)²

Place X's to form patterns either with your own or combined with the Wild X's, but be careful as your score is placed directly on the playing board and Place a single X in any empty space

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* 9 x Crab * 8 x Boat

* Balanced: deal 0/2/3/4/5/x, when you roll x (the 6) you can either deal 6 or use the crit mechanic to deal 0/8/9/10/11/ * Aggressive: deal 0/0/3/4/x/x, when you roll x (5 or 6) you can either stop at 5 or 6 or use the crit mechanic explained t

...e payment number, they win the payment (e.g. you win card 3, pay 4, player x with card 4 would get the 4 money) ...looking at the single digit of the payment number (e.g. you bid 14, player x with card 4 would get 14 money)

# Condition cards with "X+" actually mean: "X AND X+". Be careful with these text meaning when tuning your total.

On your turn, cover up to X empty spaces marked "X". For example, you could cover any 3 empty spaces marked "3".

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* 4 x Guild - (one of each of snake, reed, ankh, scorpion). On the scoring track, * 2 x Flood - Take another turn

#* Number of tricks x 2 if you have not been captured by any cat. #* Number of tricks x 1 if you have been captured by 1 cat.

layout X+1 cards, where X is the number of players

Cards: 8 x 1 Point, 4 x 2 Points, 3 x 3 Points, 1 x 5 Points

...lso have 30 symbols per player.) One player plays with X, the other O; the X player starts. ...you find a piece already played by your opponent. If you want to play as "X" (maybe because the first player left a disadvantageous position for "O") t

...board tiles, each of size 3 x 3. These are randomly arranged to create a 6 x 6 game board.

18 Room cards (3 cards x 6 items) - each item has 1 card with black item square, 1 card with gray it 4 Guard cards (1 card x 4 arts) - Guards are always placed at the bottom of the deck. No plant guar

...d win. For the purpose of these tips, Let's consider your symbols to be '''X''' and the opponent therefore playing as ''O''. ...be a +4 move with this notation, while a move that covers 1 ''O'' and 2 '''X''' would be a -1. This is the basic strategy most players employ when start

...board tiles, each of size 3 x 3. These are randomly arranged to create a 6 x 6 game board.

* For each pair, the sum of the dice is marked by an "X" on each players sheet (in column C). * The single fifth die is marked in the right hand table by an "X". On the first turns, each player uses a new line for each new 5th die valu

# block an open 3-in-a-row (both "xxx" *and* "xx x") (usually just formed) ...) block forming a pair of open 3-in-a-rows (don't miss the more subtle "xx x" configurations)