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Trice
Andy Looney

Control the spaces with the mystic symbols
:Players	Players:	3
:Time	Length:	unknown
:Complexity	Complexity:	Med
Trios per color:		5
Number of colors:		3 (or possibly three Treehouse sets)
Pyramid trios:
Monochr. stashes:		3 (or possibly three Treehouse sets)
Five-color sets:
- - - - - - Other equipment - - - - - -
Trice board, two d4 or three six-sided dice
Setup time:
Playing time:
Strategy depth:		Med
Random chance:		Yes
Game mechanics:
Theme:		The wikipage input value is empty (e.g. <code>SomeProperty::, [[]]</code>) and therefore it cannot be used as a name or as part of a query condition.
BGG Link:		33276

Status: Complete (v1.0), Year released: 1995

Trice is played on a unique triangular board. Players compete to the the first to occupy certain spaces on the board. Three 4-sided dice are recommended, but two 6-sided dice can be substituted.

Designed by Andrew Looney. Trice was the third game created for the pyramids. Andy's earliest dated rules are from 16 September 1995.

External Links

The official rules are found here.
Trice is listed on BoardGameGeek.

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   subject_name=Trice|
   designer=Andy Looney|
-  description= control the spaces with the mystic symbols |
+  description= Control the spaces with the mystic symbols |
+min_players= |
-  players=three|
+max_players=3 |
-  stashes = three (or possibly three Treehouse sets)|
+  stashes = 3 (or possibly three Treehouse sets)|
-  other_equip = Trice board, dice |
+  other_equip = Trice board, two d4 or three six-sided dice |
   complexity=Med |
   strategy=Med |
   random_chance=Yes |
   mechanics=roll and move |
-  theme = [[Icehouse]] |
+  theme =|
   footnotes =|
+  release_year=1995|
+  game_status=Complete|
   BGG_Link=[http://boardgamegeek.com/game/33276 33276]
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