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stashes = 3 (or possibly three Treehouse sets)| |
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other_equip = Trice board, two tetrahedral dice or three |
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Revision as of 18:48, 26 February 2020
| Trice | ||
|---|---|---|
| Andy Looney | ||
| Control the spaces with the mystic symbols | ||
| Players: | 3 - 3 | |
| Length: | unknown | |
| Complexity: | Med | |
| Trios per color: | 5 | |
| Number of colors: | 3 (or possibly three Treehouse sets) | |
| - - - - - - Other equipment - - - - - - | ||
| Trice board, two tetrahedral dice or three six-sided dice | ||
| Strategy depth: | Med | |
| Random chance: | Yes | |
| 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.