Turning Points: Difference between revisions

For the solo game, the goal is still to have the most pyramids pointing toward yourself, but in this case, colors matter. You will need five pyramids in four colors. Use a 4×4 grid and place one pyramid on the table next to each side. These pyramids serve to indicate what color each side is on.

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*Place the other 16 pyramids in a draw-bag.

*Each side of the grid now has a designated color. Every time you draw a pyramid, you must place it such that it points toward its own color side. (So all yellow pyramids must be placed such that they point west, toward the yellow side, and all blue pyramids must be placed pointing north.)

*It is only the initial placement that is restricted like this; pyramids will later be rotated in other directions, which is fine.

*As in the multiplayer games, each pyramid pointing toward you at the end of the game counts for one point.

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|Points

|Result

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|0&ndash;3 points

|You’re sitting on the wrong side of the table.

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|4&ndash;7 points

|You’re not even trying, are you?

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|8&ndash;11 points

|Not bad, but you can do better.

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|13&ndash;15 points

|Excellent!

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|16 points

|Admit it! You cheated!

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Though it is technically possible to achieve a score of 16 points in the solo game, you must draw pieces in exactly the right order.