Morgan's Revenge

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I made this because I couldn't find anyone that made the game anymore. I greatly enjoyed it as a child, and wanted to be able to play it again. I included three models: one is a solid piece, and the other is broken into two pieces with a threaded screw just in case you had problems printing the whole thing at once and the undersides of the print came out ugly. You may want to scale it up if you find that it is too small, or the text hard to read. I suggest placing a dab of superglue in the thread so it doesn't come loose. The font I used was the MiddleEarth font by JoannaVu found here (https://www.fontspace.com/middleearth-font-f28347). There are a load of other cool Middle Earth themed fonts here (https://www.fontspace.com/category/hobbit), as well as many other found from the home page. The rules are simple: There is no limit to the amount of people that can play. The top has six sides. The markings mean: T1 - the player takes one coin from the pot. T2 - the player takes two coins from the pot. P1 - the player places one of their coins into the pot. P2 - the player places two of their coins into the pot. AP - all players place a coin into the pot. TA - the player takes all everything in the pot, and the round is over. Gameplay: The game begins with the youngest player. That player establishes the ante (the amount required to play the round). Each player places their ante into the middle to create a pot. The ante can be anything from a set amount of coins to physical (or digital) items such as a painting, a goat, pencils, statues, games, etc. The first player starts by spinning the top and following the markings that lands face up on the top. Once spun, the top is passed to the left or the right. It doesn't matter to whom the top is passed to as long as it follows that same direction around the table for the rest of the round. The top is passed and spun until it lands face up showing the "TA" mark. The spinner takes the pot, and that round is over and a new round begins. The winning player determines the new ante or even new rules! Penalties: A player may only take 3 chances to spin the top during their turn. If the player fails to spin the top in their allotted tries, they must pass the top to the next player and pay a penalty to the pot equal to the established ante at the beginning of the round. If at any time a player cannot meet the ante under loss of turn penalty or normal rules of play (P1, P2, AP), then the spinner is out of that round of play and forfeits their right to the pot. Final notes: I cannot find any significant historical data on the game itself with much credibility, but apparently it's been played for thousands of years. I did find this website that gives a little more background on it (https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/18679/morgans-revenge). All this to say that I hope you enjoy it as much as I did as a kid growing up.