This is my Priming Tower Balance Game! It's a fun, quick and constantly evolving game in which no two sets are the same!
 

Details:
I wanted to design something which would give people a good reason to keep all of those pesky towers and this is what I came up with. It's a stacking game in which the pieces are the priming towers, so the gameplay style will change depending on the towers you have available. Players must navigate the unpredictable size, shape and weight of their various towers to battle to see who knocks down the tower first. Strategic play is recommended: players can choose to play the lighter pieces early to get them safely out of the way, or come straight in with the biggest and heaviest piece to throw their opponent for a loop.

Print info:
Easy print, no supports. I use an outer brim and gyroid infill to reduce curling. My original print profile is two-tone with AMS, purely so you can get a free purge tower with every print.

Game Rules:

• Place the rocker on the base. You can orient it longways for easy mode, or sideways for increased difficulty.
• Place all of your prime towers in a wide circle around the base (see picture)
• Flip a coin, roll a die or undergo formalised debate to decide who plays first.
• The players then take it in turns to choose a tower and place it on the rocker.
• You can stack pieces any way you like- upright, sidways, on top of or inside other towers- as long as the tower is off the table, it's fair game.
• If a player knocks any pieces off the rocker, or the whole rocker tips over, that player loses.
• If the players succesfully place all of the pieces without any falling, then both players win. Time to go and print more towers!