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Gamehelpmijnlieff

2026-01-15T03:52:34Z

ALoveBunny: correcting grammer

== Overview ==

* The first player starts the game by placing a piece from their hand onto a square on the outer edge of the board.
* Players then take turns to place pieces in unoccupied spaces.
* Each piece dictates where your opponent must play next:
** Straights: same row or column
** Diagonals: in a diagonal line
** Pusher: not adjacent
** Puller: adjacent
* If there are no spaces where you can legally play, you must pass.
** Your opponent is now free to play in any empty space.
* Score a point for each line of three pieces of your colour.
** A line of four counts as two overlapping lines of three, so scores two points.
* The game ends when a player cannot play because they have no more pieces.

== Custom board ==

==== Official rules ====

* Game gaps between squares of the board block Straights and Diagonals.

==== Unofficial alternative rules ====

* Straights and diagonals permit placement across gaps in the board.

Gamehelpthegreatamericanfoxhunt

2025-01-28T19:10:18Z

ALoveBunny:

The first player to collect the required number of cards of any one species wins the game.
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!
!Bears
!Deer
!Hares
!Squirrels
|-
|Nbr of required cards
to win
|3
|4
|5
|6
|}

== Gameplay ==
On your turn, you can send any number of hunter cards from your hand to go hunting. You can either send them to a random hunt or participate in a previously-started hunt.

If you go for a random hunt, an animal card is revealed. If the sum of you played hunter card is greater or equal to the value on the animal card, you successfully hunt, collecting the animal card and discarding the used hunters. If your hunter cards do not add up to the value of the animal, both the animal and your hunters stay on the table.

Instead of a random hunt, you can join a hunt by adding your hunters to the ones already chasing an animal on the table. If the new combined total of all hunters adds up to the value of the animal, you get to collect it, and all used hunters are discarded.

Players keep taking turns until a victory condition is reached or no one has cards left in their hand, ending the round.

=== Between the rounds ===
You can trade some of your collected animals to acquire dogs. Starting from the player with the first player marker, you can trade animals with a total value of 8+ to take one of the available dog cards in your hand. You can trade as many times as you wish.

Dog cards can be used alongside your hunter cards, but you can never send a hunting party with only dogs.

The first player marker goes to the player who has the highest total of collected cards.

All players take back their hunter cards in their hand.

=== Foxes ===
Fox cards act as wilds for completing any winning collection.

In between rounds, you can also trade 1 fox for 2 dog cards.

== Card distribution ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+Nbr of animal cards per value
!Value
!1
!2
!3
!4
!5
!6
!7
!8
!9
!10
!11
!12
|-
|Squirrels
|11
|10
|9
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|-
|Hares
|
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|8
|7
|6
|5
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|-
|Deer
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|6
|5
|4
|4
|
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|-
|Bears
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|4
|4
|3
|2
|-
|Fox
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|8
|
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|}

Tips gammelogic

2025-01-02T03:04:53Z

ALoveBunny: Created page with "You should first look for any of the pieces that are required to be in a specific place and place them. Next check to see if any of the remaining figures have a relationship with the figures already placed. If more than one. First look at pieces that must be on an end.if more than one piece remains, then analyze the relationship between the two, if any, and try to place with respect to those rules as well. Review the rules of any remaining pieces. Try to fit them in with..."

You should first look for any of the pieces that are required to be in a specific place and place them.
Next check to see if any of the remaining figures have a relationship with the figures already placed. If more than one. First look at pieces that must be on an end.if more than one piece remains, then analyze the relationship between the two, if any, and try to place with respect to those rules as well.
Review the rules of any remaining pieces. Try to fit them in without violating the rules for the existing pieces.

Gamehelpknister

2024-12-26T22:16:38Z

ALoveBunny:

== Overview ==

In every round, all players write down the sum of both dice (2-12) on their own score sheet in the blue 5x5 grid.

As you play the sum of a pair of dice in a row / column / diagonal row, score them.

You get double points for whatever you score on your two diagonals.

After 25 rounds, all 5x5 grids are finished. Sum up the score. The player with highest score wins.

== Finish a row / column / diagonal row ==

Score them with the combination on the left of the sheet.

The numbers can appear in any order in the row / column / diagonal. For example, "a straight without a 7" can be be 52346 or 10,8,12,9,11.

Diagonal rows are worth double points

2er (pair) = 1 point

3er (Three of a kind) = 3 points

4er (Four of a kind) = 6 points

5er (Five of a kind) = 10 points

2er + 2er (Two pairs) = 3 points

Full House (2 of one number and 3 of a different dice total, for example 69969) = 8 points

Str 7 (Straight with 7, for example 45678) = 8 points

Str 7 (Straight without 7 for example ) = 12 points

Gamehelpknister

2024-12-26T22:14:38Z

ALoveBunny: Corrected grammar. Disclosed the points earned for each winning combination. Gave examples in scoring.

== Overview ==

In every round, all players write down the sum of both dice (2-12) on their own score sheet in the blue 5x5 grid.

As you play the sum of a pair of dice in a row / column / diagonal row, score them.

You get double points for whatever you score on your two diagonals.

After 25 rounds, all 5x5 grids are finished. Sum up the score. The player with highest score wins.

== Finish a row / column / diagonal row ==

Score them with the combination on the left of the sheet.

The numbers can appear in any order in the row / column / diagonal. For example, "a straight without a 7" can be be 52346 or 10,8,12,9,11.

Diagonal rows are worth double points

2er (pair) = 1 point

3er (Three of a kind) = 3 points

4er (Four of a kind) = 6 points

5er (Five of a kind) = 10 points

2er + 2er (Two pairs) = 3 points

Full House (2 of one dice total and 3 of a different dice total, for example 69969) = 8 points

Str 7 (Straight with 7, for example 45678) = 8 points

Str 7 (Straight without 7 for example ) = 12 points