DICEcapades! Quick Play Edition is a smaller version of DICEcapades that can be either played in half the time as a standalone game or used as an expansion for the original game. At the start of a player's turn, he draws a card from one of the decks, then tries out perform the challenge on the card, possibly with the assistance of others. The three categories of cards are: Actionland cards are generally physical or dexterity challenges, such as drawing a picture, stacking the dice before time runs out, or doing 1d20 jumping jacks. Thinkingtown cards are generally memory, logic, or math exercises, such as naming a certain number of items in a category, gaining/losing a point if the product of the numbers of the dice is even or odd, or rolling letter dice to spell a person's name within thirty seconds. Triviaville cards present trivia questions, with an opponent rolling a color die, then asking the corresponding question. (Black = reader's choice.) The player(s) performing the challenge score one or more points (if they succeed), and the first player to score twenty points wins. (The rules suggest playing in teams, so the maximum player count could be considered twelve.)
DICEcapades! Quick Play Edition is a smaller version of DICEcapades that can be either played in half the time as a standalone game or used as an expansion for the original game. At the start of a player's turn, he draws a card from one of the decks, then tries out perform the challenge on the card, possibly with the assistance of others. The three categories of cards are:
Actionland cards are generally physical or dexterity challenges, such as drawing a picture, stacking the dice before time runs out, or doing 1d20 jumping jacks.
Thinkingtown cards are generally memory, logic, or math exercises, such as naming a certain number of items in a category, gaining/losing a point if the product of the numbers of the dice is even or odd, or rolling letter dice to spell a person's name within thirty seconds.
Triviaville cards present trivia questions, with an opponent rolling a color die, then asking the corresponding question. (Black = reader's choice.)
The player(s) performing the challenge score one or more points (if they succeed), and the first player to score twenty points wins. (The rules suggest playing in teams, so the maximum player count could be considered twelve.)
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