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CREDITS
Designer: Michael
Graphics: Michael, Rick Scott
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Rules for SIKA
Sika is inspired a game of chance cubes glimpsed in the Clone Wars episode Sphere of Influence which is played by Greedo and a group of thugs. The name for this game comes from a region on the planet Rodia, where the game originates.
GOAL
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The player with the most points is the winner of the game. Each player has three rounds to accumulate points.
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SETUP
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x3 Chance Cubes - (Six Sided Die with 3 red and 3 blue sides)
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Scoring Slate - The Scorekeeper will record the player's names and scores during the game.
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Prize Pot - Any stakes laid for this game are placed in the Prize Pot.
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GAMEPLAY
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1. CHOOSE SCOREKEEPER
The Scorekeeper begins the scoring sheet and distributes a green and yellow chip to every player. The player to the Scorekeeper's leftgoes first.
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2. THE ANTE (OPTIONAL)
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Each player pays the agreed ante into the pot for this game.
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2. CALLING COLOURS
At the start of the game, each player must call a colour (red or blue).
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3. THE THROW
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Each player will roll the 3 chance cubes three times on their turn. During each roll, the player gains points every time the colour they called appears on the chance cubes.
4. SCORING
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Players score according to the following:
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If one face shows your colour, score 2 points.
If two faces show your colour, score 4 points.
If three faces show your colour, score 6 points
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If there are no faces showing your colour, you lose 3 points.
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After scoring, pass the chance cubes to the player on the left.
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​WINNING THE GAME
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Players will roll the dice 3 times during every turn, and the game continues for 3 rounds. At the end of 3 rounds, tally the scores. The player with the most points wins. If there is a tie, play additional rounds until the tie is broken.
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​EXAMPLE OF PLAY
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On his turn, Greedo has selected red. He picks up the chances cubes and rolls them. All three chance cubes show red, giving him 6 points. He rolls the three chance cubes again, but only one face shows red, giving him 2 points. Greedo rolls the chance cubes for the third and final time. All three cubes show blue, giving him -3 points. His total is 5 points for this round.
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Luckily, Greedo has two more rounds to gather more points before the game is over. He passes the chance cubes to the next player.
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