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Trash Dice

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0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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7.9 h
2 plates
5.0(38)

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Description

This is a dice game which me and my better half love to play either by ourselves or with friends. It's simple to understand and it's quick to get to playing instead of explaining.

 

What is needed for the game?

  • What you need is the printed parts and 40 either printed dice or store bought ones. We like to have different colored dice since this gives the game a nice pop of color to it, but mostly because it's easier to divide the dice in the beginning of the game. The bin is able to hold at least 80 normal size dice (16x16x16 mm).

 

How many can play the game at once?

  • There is no hard limit really, the things that will limit you is how many dice you have and the patience you have to wait for others to roll.

 

Game Rules:

  1. Each player begins with a minimum of 20 dice to be able to keep the game going. If you have less, the game might be over before you get started.
  2. To determine who starts, roll the dice. The one with the highest score gets to start. If the same score was rolled, re-roll.
  3. Players take turns rolling and attempting to match the numbered slots on the lid.
  4. If a rolled number corresponds to an empty slot, place the die there. If the slot is already full, toss the dice in the bin.
  5. When a player fills the last of all six sections, they collect the six dice and retain them
  6. Gameplay continues until only one player has dice left—that player is the victor!

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