"the worm is drawn" board game

“the worm is drawn” is a board game for the whole family and suitable for all ages 

the content of the print file includes a box plus a lid to hold the game, 8 dice whose faces range from 1 to 5 plus the worm symbol in place of 6, and 16 tiles ranging from 21 to 36 plus a “stopper” used to hold the tiles in position in the box which is the dice tower.

GAME RULES

players proceed clockwise starting with the first player to roll the dice once rolled, a value is selected from those rolled and all dice of the same value are taken, and a new roll is made with the unchosen dice only dice of a value that is not already possessed can be taken, and rolling and choosing is repeated until all dice have been taken or no dice of a different value from those already possessed can be chosen

PRACTICAL EXAMPLE

1. roll…….

1-1-3-4-6-6-5-5     

it is decided to take the 6s (which are the worms in this game) and set them aside, then proceed to roll the unchosen dice again

2) roll 

value from rolled dice                      dice possessed

6-6-1-1-1-1                                               6-6

in this case, you proceed to take the 1s as you cannot choose the 6s since you already possess them, and you proceed to a new roll

3) roll

value from rolled dice                      dice possessed

5-5                                                           6-6-1-1-1-1  

the 5s are taken and the turn ends 

at this point, you proceed to sum the value of all dice taken and 3 different scenarios can occur

1. the total value of the dice is equal to or greater than that of an uncovered tile on the table, in which case you proceed to take it (in the example, the value is 26 and I can take an uncovered tile on the table with a value equal to or less than 26) and place it face up in front of you (if you already have one, the new tile is placed on top of the one/s you already have) 
2. the value is exactly equal to the value of another player's uncovered tile (if they have more than one, the top one counts) you can choose to take that one instead of one on the table
3. the value is not enough to take any tile in this case, if you don't have any tiles, you pass your turn, while if you already have some, the top one is put back on the table and then you proceed to turn face down the tile on the table with the highest value, which is thus removed from the game and cannot be taken or counted 

the game ends when all tiles in play are taken or eliminated, and at this point, you proceed to calculate the points by summing all the worms on the tiles you possess (in case of a tie, the player who took the tile with the highest number)