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🎲 Game Setup & Turn Start

• Starting components: Each player begins the game with 2 dice.
• Underdog bonus: If your score is the lowest, you receive 1 extra die.
• Turn initiation: Roll all your available dice at the start of your turn.

🐘 Elephant Movement

• Action phase: Choose 1 rolled die and 1 of your elephants to advance.
• Basic movement: Move the chosen elephant forward the exact number of steps shown on the die.
• Square capacity: Only 1 elephant or mouse can occupy a single square.

🪜 Board Hazards

• 🪜 Ladders: Land on the bottom of a ladder to climb immediately to the top.
• 🐍 Snakes: Land on a snake head to slide down immediately to the bottom.

💥 Collision & Pushing Rules

• Landing on opponents: Pushes their elephant forward until it hits a snake and slides down.
• Landing on yourself: Pushes your own elephant forward exactly 1 step.
• Ripple effects: Pushed pieces can collide with and push subsequent elephants or mice.
• Chain reaction limit: Any piece pushed for a second time in a turn moves forward only 1 step.

🐭 Chaos Mice Mechanics

• Direction: Mice start at the top of the board and move downward, opposite to the elephants.
• Timing: All mice move once per round, immediately after the first player's turn.
• Hazards: Mice use ladders and snakes exactly like elephants do.
• Movement range: Each mouse rolls and moves between 2 and 6 steps per turn.
• Collisions: Mice trigger the exact same pushing rules when landing on other pieces.
• The loop: Reaching the bottom of the board sends the mouse instantly back to the top.

🏆 Winning the Game

• Exact count: You must roll the exact distance required to land on square 100.
• Retirement: Reaching square 100 removes that elephant to the winner's grazing area.
• Victory condition: The game ends instantly when a player gets their last elephant to square 100.

⚙️ Game Options

• Player pieces: Choose between 2 to 7 elephants per player.
• Chaos Mouse count: Adjust the game to include 4 to 8 Chaos Mice.
• Environment: Select from different board layouts.