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A free board game — play it in your browser, no install. ☖☗ A 2 player 3D board game of chance (and strategy)
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On a turn, a player may orient any of their pieces to any of the four directions. Then the player rolls the two (2) dice. Finally, the player chooses moves for each of the dice, conventionally discarding the dice to the other player as they are used.
Different numbers mean different ways you can move.
The semantics of the two (2) dice differ... for the 6 and 1?
I'll make a table here later of all the moves.
Each piece has two (2) "hitpoints" essentially. A piece is turned over to represent it being "damaged". When it loses both "hitpoints", it is removed from play.
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