Green
How many dice are required for the green game?
8, 4-sided green dice
What do you do after adding the dice to the playing field for the first step?
Roll the dice.
What are the necessary dice values?
N1, N4, N8
What type of dice do you lock in for the pink game?
Even, Odd
How many rolls are required across games?
4
What is the fourth step of the green game.
Lock in a BR + TR die.
What is the goal of the blue game?
Locking in threes of a kind.
What are the first two scoring dice?
Lowest-value die from the bottom row and the lowest-value from the top row.
What kind of dice do you lock in for the pink game?
(Ex: Lowest-Value, Highest-Value Dice)
Even, Odd
A participant writes "score 249" rather than
"Score: 249" or "Score - 249". Is this marked as correct or incorrect?
Correct. The rules simply state that the word "score" needs to be written, followed by the final score.
What is the 6th step of the green game?
Lock in a BR + TL die.
What kind of die do you lock in for the blue game?
(Ex: even, odd, etc.)
Outer- & Inner-most die
What is the third step of the purple game?
Roll the remaining dice.
What is the 8th step for the pink game?
Lock in an odd bottom die and an even top die.
A participant locks in the dice on the playing field and then on the score sheet. Is this step marked as correct or incorrect?
Incorrect. The rules specify that they have to first lock the dice in the score sheet, then the playing field.
8
A participant locks in the following:
2,3
3,2
2,4
3,1
What is their final score?
500
What is the 6th step of the purple game?
Lock in the lowest-value bottom die and the highest value top die.
How do you calculate the final score for the pink game?
By writing the word “score” followed by the sum of the scoring dice. If no zeros were entered on the score sheet, double the score.
A participant locked in an incorrect die for the first step and the fourth step. They move forward and correctly calculate their final score. Would this step be scored as correct or incorrect?
Correct. The games are set up so that making an error in a prior step does not make the other automatically incorrect. As long as the score is correct, the step is marked as correct.
What are the different taret numbers you can get?
If the difference is between 1 and 4 that becomes the target number. If that difference is greater than 4, the target number will be 1. If your locked-in dice equals exactly 16, the target number will be 4 and the final score will be doubled.
What is the 8th step of the blue game?
Lock in a die from each column.
N#1, N#4
2,1
1,5
4,3
What would be their final score?
Score: 32
If a participant locks in the following:
2,4
1,3
0,3
1,4
What would be the final score?
Score: 18
A participant adds the corresponding dice to the playing field and then proceeds to lock in their dice. Is this step considered correct or incorrect?
Incorrect. Adding in the dice is not considered a roll, they still need to roll the dice.