Dicegamon Board Game

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Designed by Ken Maher (https://kenmgames.wordpress.com/). Move your dice around and off the board before your opponent does the same. Set-up - You'll need an 8-on-a-side Backgammon board or a regular board shortened. Each player requires 12 dice in different colors or styles, plus two extra dice. Set up your dice as shown in Figure 1 - On the far side of the board, opposite your opponent. Moving - On each turn, roll the two movement dice to see which ones can move. The numbers on the dice determine how many pieces you can move. If doubles come up, you can move two pieces or one piece twice without stopping. When doubles are rolled, take an extra turn too. Dice marked for movement can travel up to their value in spaces. A die always lands on a column with your own dice. But if you land on a column with opponent's dice, make sure the die is equal to or greater than all their dice in that column. You'll need to print the Board twice.