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Splendidissimus: Added Solo scoring metric

2025-12-30T01:55:51Z

Added Solo scoring metric

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	Note: it doesn‘t matter whether these numbers are part of a valid		Note: it doesn‘t matter whether these numbers are part of a valid
	group or not		group or not


			SOLO PLAY

			The rules and scoring do not change when playing a solo game. You can use either side of the scoresheet (Game Pad B allows you to score an extra 5 points, but the rows are shorter, making it slightly more difficult).

			Compare your final score to this list to see how you did:

			* 27 points or less: you lose
			* 28-30 points: welcome to the club
			* 31-33 points: okay
			* 34-36 points: decent
			* 37-38 points: nice
			* 39-40 points: great
			* 41-42 points: top notch
			* 43-44 points: world class
			* 45-46 points: amazing
			* 47-48 points: spectacular
			* 49-50 points: unbelievable
			* 51 points or more: otherworldly

4everblessed: Reformatted

2025-07-19T14:13:08Z

Reformatted

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	IDEA OF THE GAME		IDEA OF THE GAME
	Every round, all players write down the same ~~numbers~~ (1–6) on their score
			Every round, all players write down the same number (1–6) on their score
	sheets, but (usually) in different positions. After 22 rounds, each player		sheets, but (usually) in different positions. After 22 rounds, each player
	will have completely filled in their score sheet. If at the end of the game,		will have completely filled in their score sheet. If at the end of the game,
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	four adjacent 4‘s, you score 4 points, and so on. The two star spaces		four adjacent 4‘s, you score 4 points, and so on. The two star spaces
	double the points you score there.		double the points you score there.

	HOW TO PLAY		HOW TO PLAY
	Each player receives an identical score sheet ~~and a pencil~~. For your first
			Each player receives an identical score sheet. (For your first
	game, we recommend using game pad A. You can find the rules for game		game, we recommend using game pad A. You can find the rules for game
	pad B and the solo variant at the end of this rulebook.		pad B and the solo variant at the end of this rulebook.)
	~~The youngest player goes first. He or she rolls both~~ dice ~~once~~. ~~Next, all~~
	players ~~(including the one who rolled)~~ must write ~~down~~ both numbers on		Two dice are rolled.
	their sheets. Each player may freely choose where to write ~~down these~~
	numbers, but there is one rule they must follow:		All players must write both numbers on
			their sheets. Each player may freely choose where to write the numbers, but there is one rule they must follow:

	• Both numbers must be symmetrical to the center line: they must be		• Both numbers must be symmetrical to the center line: they must be
	written down in the same row, at an equal distance from the center. You		written down in the same row, at an equal distance from the center. You
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	on the right.		on the right.

	Once all players are finished, ~~the next round starts and the next player in~~		Once all players are finished, both dice are rolled, all players write down both numbers again. Repeat until all spaces are filled on the scoresheet.
	~~clockwise order rolls the dice as described above: he or she rolls~~ both dice
	~~once~~, ~~after which~~ all players ~~must~~ write down both numbers ~~in a position of~~
	~~their choice~~, ~~symmetrical~~ to ~~the center line~~.		SCORING

			Points are calculated as follows:

			• 1 POINT For each 1 that‘s on its own, meaning there are no other 1’s orthogonally adjacent to it (diagonally is allowed).

			•2 POINTS If exactly two 2’s are orthogonally adjacent. If more than two 2's are touching, score nothing for them.

			•3 POINTS If exactly three 3’s are orthogonally adjacent.

			•4 POINTS If exactly four 4’s are orthogonally adjacent

			•5 POINTS If exactly five 5’s are orthogonally adjacent

			•6 POINTS If exactly six 6’s are orthogonally adjacent

			Numbers that are diagonally next to each other are not considered adjacent.

			Score for each separate group of the same
			number. For example, if you manage to create three separate groups containing exactly three 3‘s, you score 3 points per group.

	~~The game continues like this until 22 rounds have been played~~.		STAR SPACES double the value of a valid group.
	~~END OF THE GAME AND SCORING~~
	The ~~game ends after 22 rounds. Each player‘s~~ score ~~sheet should now~~		The player with the highest final score wins. If there‘s a tie, those players share the victory.
	~~be completely filled in~~. ~~Points are calculated as follows:~~
	~~• For each 1 that‘s on its own, meaning there are no other 1’s~~
	~~orthogonally adjacent to it (diagonally is allowed), you score 1 point.~~
	~~•If exactly two 2’s are orthogonally adjacent, you score 2 points.~~
	~~•If exactly three 3’s are orthogonally adjacent, you score 3 points.~~
	~~•If exactly four 4’s are orthogonally adjacent, you score 4 points.~~
	~~•If exactly five 5’s are orthogonally adjacent, you score 5 points.~~
	~~•If exactly six 6’s are orthogonally adjacent~~, ~~you score 6 points.~~
	~~Note: Numbers that are diagonally next to each other are not considered~~
	~~adjacent. You’re allowed to create multiple, separate groups of~~ the ~~same~~
	~~number. For example, if you manage to create three separate groups~~
	~~containing exactly three 3‘s, you score 3 points per group.~~
	~~Very important: both star spaces double the value of a valid group~~.


	~~The player with the highest final score wins. If there‘s a tie, those players~~
	~~share the victory.~~
	GAME PAD B		GAME PAD B

	The play area on game pad B also contains 44 spaces, 2 of which are		The play area on game pad B also contains 44 spaces, 2 of which are
	star spaces. The same rules as in the normal game apply: there are no		star spaces. The same rules as in the normal game apply: there are no
	changes. However, the three heart spaces are new, which means the		changes. However, the three heart spaces are new, which means the
	following rules are added:		following rules are added:

	• Numbers are written down in the three heart spaces according to the		• Numbers are written down in the three heart spaces according to the
	normal rules. If at the end of the game you managed to write down the		normal rules. If at the end of the game you managed to write down the
	same number in all three heart spaces, you score 5 bonus points.		same number in all three heart spaces, you score 5 bonus points.

	Note: it doesn‘t matter whether these numbers are part of a valid		Note: it doesn‘t matter whether these numbers are part of a valid
	group or not		group or not

VenthTheTenth: Add missing letter I.

2024-12-10T18:45:24Z

Add missing letter I.

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	Every round, all players write down the same numbers (1–6) on their score		Every round, all players write down the same numbers (1–6) on their score
	sheets, but (usually) in different positions. After 22 rounds, each player		sheets, but (usually) in different positions. After 22 rounds, each player

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DEA OF THE GAME
Every round, all players write down the same numbers (1–6) on their score
sheets, but (usually) in different positions. After 22 rounds, each player
will have completely filled in their score sheet. If at the end of the game,
exactly two 2‘s are directly adjacent to each other, you score 2 points. If
exactly three 3’s are directly adjacent, you score 3 points. For exactly
four adjacent 4‘s, you score 4 points, and so on. The two star spaces
double the points you score there.
HOW TO PLAY
Each player receives an identical score sheet and a pencil. For your first
game, we recommend using game pad A. You can find the rules for game
pad B and the solo variant at the end of this rulebook.
The youngest player goes first. He or she rolls both dice once. Next, all
players (including the one who rolled) must write down both numbers on
their sheets. Each player may freely choose where to write down these
numbers, but there is one rule they must follow:
• Both numbers must be symmetrical to the center line: they must be
written down in the same row, at an equal distance from the center. You
may choose which number you want to write down on the left, and which
on the right.

Once all players are finished, the next round starts and the next player in
clockwise order rolls the dice as described above: he or she rolls both dice
once, after which all players must write down both numbers in a position of
their choice, symmetrical to the center line.

The game continues like this until 22 rounds have been played.
END OF THE GAME AND SCORING
The game ends after 22 rounds. Each player‘s score sheet should now
be completely filled in. Points are calculated as follows:
• For each 1 that‘s on its own, meaning there are no other 1’s
orthogonally adjacent to it (diagonally is allowed), you score 1 point.
•If exactly two 2’s are orthogonally adjacent, you score 2 points.
•If exactly three 3’s are orthogonally adjacent, you score 3 points.
•If exactly four 4’s are orthogonally adjacent, you score 4 points.
•If exactly five 5’s are orthogonally adjacent, you score 5 points.
•If exactly six 6’s are orthogonally adjacent, you score 6 points.
Note: Numbers that are diagonally next to each other are not considered
adjacent. You’re allowed to create multiple, separate groups of the same
number. For example, if you manage to create three separate groups
containing exactly three 3‘s, you score 3 points per group.
Very important: both star spaces double the value of a valid group.

The player with the highest final score wins. If there‘s a tie, those players
share the victory.
GAME PAD B
The play area on game pad B also contains 44 spaces, 2 of which are
star spaces. The same rules as in the normal game apply: there are no
changes. However, the three heart spaces are new, which means the
following rules are added:
• Numbers are written down in the three heart spaces according to the
normal rules. If at the end of the game you managed to write down the
same number in all three heart spaces, you score 5 bonus points.
Note: it doesn‘t matter whether these numbers are part of a valid
group or not