Zatre

1. Blue stones
2. Stones to choose from (must be laid)
3. Point indicator (just received points (4))

Spelverloop

The player on the train pulls two toys from the fabric bag and sets them on the schedule according to the following rules. The aim is to obtain points for the created play blocks that are listed on the score block.

• All play stones must be connected side by side with already exposed stones (except the starting stone in the middle).
• Rows with an eye sum of 13 or more are not allowed.
• rows with an eye sum of 9 or less are allowed (but do not give points).
• If possible, all the toys must be created, even if you do not make points (exceptions see below).
• All play blocks can be created individually or coherently.
• A toy stone may only be placed on a bright field if a 10, 11 or 12 is placed together with this or all other stones to be legendary.

Exceptions

• If a player of his two drawn toys can only lay one or no stone, he will leave unlaid stones hidden for his next move. In the next train, he checks if he has two or more toys in front of him whether he can lay one or more of them. If this is the case, he must not follow a stone and carry out his train with the stones. However, if he has only one stone in front of him, or if he can't put any of the two or more stones, he draws a stone. Now, as he described before, he runs his train until he can no longer apply any of his remaining stones.
• If one cannot place a play stone on a black field and also on no white field with appreciation in this train, then the stone must be placed on a bright field without evaluation triggering. However, no cross may be entered.

Telling

The following rules apply to the valuation:

• At the end of his train, each player evaluates the points for his playing stones created in this train.
• The entries must be made in a complete line by line from top to bottom.
• For laying a 10 series on the schedule you will score 1 point, for a 11 series 2 and 4 points for a 12 series.
• The points obtained are entered in the corresponding column on the sheet.
• rows with an eye sum of less than 10 may be placed, but do not count points.
• If a player shows a bright field ("double floor field") on the schedule, he or she must form a 10s, 11s or 12s series with this or both stones. On the sheet he makes a cross in the column x2 into the top free box. It is possible to make two x2 crosses in one train, these are listed among one another.
• If a player achieves several scores with the same eye sum (e.g. two 12s) in one draw, he adds all points for this into the corresponding line (for example two times 4 points = 8 points in the uppermost free box of column 12 (4)).
• For rows on the score sheet where the 10s, 11s and 12s columns are filled, the player receives the bonus points printed on the sheet. If there is no entry, there is no bonus.
• If rows also contain an x2-cross, all points in such a row, complete or incomplete, count twice.
• If a player still has residual stones in the game, he gets the number of eyes as negative points.

Speleine

The game ends as soon as a player has pulled the last stone. He then finishes his move quite normal.

Optical

profi

The professional version dispenses with the helpful ads for possible laying fields.

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