ThemeParkPriest
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Looks awesome! One thing, though...with the old versions of the ride, we're going with © 1971, 1983 Walt Disney Productions. The emojis can probably stay.
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Team Danny DeVito From Dumbo - Project Ten: Roll the Dice
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NateD1226
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I LOVE LOVE LOVE these!
Should I come up with a new way the policeman moves since it was kind of a placeholder until I saw what was on both cards? I am also going to tweak the instructions just a bit.
DisneyFan18
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I have no words to describe how much I love these! Do you want me to make the Challenge Cards write up? If so, I’ll have it read as soon as I finish the Player Pieces one!
ThemeParkPriest
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One more thing: I'm seeing Chance, Challenge, and Trivia cards. Chance and Challenge are of the same variety, right (and therefore shuffled together)? Trivia would be different.
Outbound
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Outbound
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I was interpreting it as Challenge and Trivia cards being the same thing. But we could try to distinguish them if we want.
Outbound
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That'd be fantastic! Thanks!
Sharon&Susan
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I'll swap out the old ones for these in around 20 minutes or so once I'm back!
ThemeParkPriest
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Oh I see now. I think they're fine. We're just using the two different names in different places.
DisneyFan18
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Perfect! Will we be rebranding the Challenge Cards as Trivia Cards?
Outbound
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Yep! That’s how I designed the challenge cards (thought it made the most sense as a “challenge” compared to the luck-based “chance” cards)
DisneyFan18
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Agreed!
Outbound
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Hmmm maybe a player gets to be the policeman? And they play just the same except they can move backwards or forwards on roll?
Goal is to land on the same piece as a Mr. Toad and send them to the nearest “jail” pieces, which are significantly ahead on the path and a major setback for the other players.
It’s a unique role with lots of strategy potiential (hunt the current-winning Toad or guard a certain area of the board?) that can’t really “win” but has fun hunting the others anyway?
NateD1226
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Here are the updated rules:
Goal: Move forward as little as possible to be the only player not to reach Hell.
Equipment: Players will need the game board, a die, a maximum of four figurines, sixteen "Chance" and "Trivia" cards each, a policeman, and plain ol’ luck!
How To Get Started: Players will pick one of the four figurines and place it on the starting tile. Before starting the game, each player will roll the die once. The player that rolls the lowest amount will start first and the player who rolled the highest will go last. If there is a tie, players will continue to roll until the tie is broken. Players will also need to set up the policemen piece. To do this, two players will roll the die twice which decides which of the 83 tiles the policeman will be on. The policeman piece needs to be placed on a different tile after each game is completed.
How To Play: With the goal of the game being to be the last person left on the board, players will need to try and roll the lowest number they can. The first player(s) to reach the end of the board are the losers of the game while the last player on the board wins the game.
Obstacles: There will be challenges on the path as this isn’t an ordinary game. First, there will be the “Chance” cards where players can test their luck in rolling the die to either help or hurt their game. Then there are the “Trivia” cards where players can test their knowledge on questions based on the attraction which can help or hurt their game. The answers to the "Trivia" cards are located on the back of this manual. Lastly, there is the policeman which should have been set up in the very beginning. If a player(s) lands on the same tile as the policeman, players must roll the die again and move forward however many the die lands on.
Goal: Move forward as little as possible to be the only player not to reach Hell.
Equipment: Players will need the game board, a die, a maximum of four figurines, sixteen "Chance" and "Trivia" cards each, a policeman, and plain ol’ luck!
How To Get Started: Players will pick one of the four figurines and place it on the starting tile. Before starting the game, each player will roll the die once. The player that rolls the lowest amount will start first and the player who rolled the highest will go last. If there is a tie, players will continue to roll until the tie is broken. Players will also need to set up the policemen piece. To do this, two players will roll the die twice which decides which of the 83 tiles the policeman will be on. The policeman piece needs to be placed on a different tile after each game is completed.
How To Play: With the goal of the game being to be the last person left on the board, players will need to try and roll the lowest number they can. The first player(s) to reach the end of the board are the losers of the game while the last player on the board wins the game.
Obstacles: There will be challenges on the path as this isn’t an ordinary game. First, there will be the “Chance” cards where players can test their luck in rolling the die to either help or hurt their game. Then there are the “Trivia” cards where players can test their knowledge on questions based on the attraction which can help or hurt their game. The answers to the "Trivia" cards are located on the back of this manual. Lastly, there is the policeman which should have been set up in the very beginning. If a player(s) lands on the same tile as the policeman, players must roll the die again and move forward however many the die lands on.
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One sec!!!
These are AMAZING!!!!!!!
NateD1226
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The only problem I see with using that gameplay is what if there are only 2 people playing? To me, it seems like not everyone is getting to have a fair game expierence. I really like the idea, but it seems a bit complicated for the style of game we are going for. If we really want to use this gameplay though, I don't mind changing it again.
DisneyFan18
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Player Pieces
Each of the players will be able to pick a piece, there are 4 in total. The player pieces are designed to resemble the original attraction ride vehicles. They’re small plastic cars that come in different color schemes matching the originals. Additionally, there’s a small policeman figurine that plays against the players.Challenge Cards
After landing on a challenge square, the player will have the option of picking up a challenge card or ignoring it. The challenge card could help the player improve their position, however it could also lead to their doom.
If the player opts to pick the challenge card they’ll be faced with a trivia question. In order to receive a reward the player must answer it correctly. However, if the player doesn’t know the answer, they’ll receive a punishment in exchange. Therefore, players must be mindful about their current position in the game before taking the risk. A challenge card gone wrong could take the player from the furthest from the end square to being the one closest to it.
If the player opts to pick the challenge card they’ll be faced with a trivia question. In order to receive a reward the player must answer it correctly. However, if the player doesn’t know the answer, they’ll receive a punishment in exchange. Therefore, players must be mindful about their current position in the game before taking the risk. A challenge card gone wrong could take the player from the furthest from the end square to being the one closest to it.