Tri-Prism Face Off
| Tri-Prism Face Off | ||
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| Megan Parsi | ||
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| Opponents race to finish line | ||
| Players: | 2 - 5 | |
| Length: | unknown | |
| Complexity: | minimal | |
| Trios per color: | 1 | |
| Number of colors: | 1 per player | |
| - - - - - - Other equipment - - - - - - | ||
| 1 die, 22in. x 28in. board | ||
| Setup time: | 1 minute | |
| Strategy depth: | some | |
| Random chance: | high | |
| Theme: | Race | |
| Status: Playtesting (v1.0), Year released: 2009 | ||
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Tri-Prism Face Off
By: Megan Parsi
Contents 1. Object 2. Equipment 3. Set Up 4. Game Play
The Game of Sweet Revenge
2-5 players
Ages 6+
Object: To be the first player to get all three triangle pieces (small, medium, & large) of the same color from Start to Finish.
Equipment:
Tri-Prism Face Off Boardgame 12 pawns- triangles (icehouse pieces- 3 each of same color)
Set Up:
Choose three triangles (small, medium, & large) of the same color All pieces can be moved during the game Roll dice to see which player goes first; player who rolls the highest number goes first Movement is around board game following the spaces
Game Play:
Tri-Prism Face Off is pretty much a game of luck and some strategy. Each player must get their three triangle pieces across the board before their opponents to win. All three pieces are allowed to be moving on the board at a time. Each player must role a two or three to get each piece into the game. If a player rolls a three, they may roll again. Also, only one triangle piece is allowed on a space at a time. Should one land on an occupied space, the piece already on the space is bumped back to start. As players land on spaces, one must follow the directions as to what the space says to do. If near the finish line, a player does not need the exact amount to cross the finish line but if over the amount needed, may proceed to the finish line space. Finally, once a player gets each piece to the finish line, the pieces should be left there to wait for their opponents to finish.
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