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Roll & Wall
Roll & Wall is an adrenaline-fueled dice game where you must climb a mountain by rolling your dice and calculating the risk. Choose how many dice to roll for each move: a bold strategy or a cautious approach? Use the equipment in your backpack to gain an advantage or hinder your opponents. A simple game in rules but full of fun and suspense, perfect for the whole family.
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Provided with all the necessary equipment like good shoes, ropes, and a chalk bag, with some lucky charms in our rucksack (just in case) you are taking part in a climbing competition. Your aim is to become a world-class climber by reaching the top of the mountain first and getting one up on your opponents. Roll & Wall is a fast-paced family dice racing game, for 2 to 5 players, in which you try to climb as high as you can by using dice. During your turn, you have 6 dice and you have to decide how many of them you want to use for each step. Climbing up requires rolling dice with matching or higher value than those printed on your chosen space on the board. You can take a risk and try to roll “4” or higher by using only one dice or play it safe and use 3 dice. Used dice become unavailable until your next round so you should choose wisely. Throughout the race, climbers can use handy items which they picked up at the beginning of the game. Special amulets, energy bars, and professional climbing equipment will help players to reach the top faster or (if you are a mischievous rascal) to make climbing harder for other players. The game contains 3 modular two-sided race tracks which allow for the track to be changed at the beginning of each game. Inside the box you will find an awesome cardboard dice tower, making rolling the dice a much more charming experience. Gather friends and family and check if you got what it takes to become master climber!
| Mechanics: | Dice Rolling Modular Board Press Your Luck |
| Categories: | Educational Dice Themed |
| Alternative names: | Roll & Wall Wspinaczka |
| BARCODE: | 5900221003185 |
| In 1 wishlist In 1 collection This was seen 8743 times | |
Provided with all the necessary equipment like good shoes, ropes, and a chalk bag, with some lucky charms in our rucksack (just in case) you are taking part in a climbing competition. Your aim is to become a world-class climber by reaching the top of the mountain first and getting one up on your opponents. Roll & Wall is a fast-paced family dice racing game, for 2 to 5 players, in which you try to climb as high as you can by using dice. During your turn, you have 6 dice and you have to decide how many of them you want to use for each step. Climbing up requires rolling dice with matching or higher value than those printed on your chosen space on the board. You can take a risk and try to roll “4” or higher by using only one dice or play it safe and use 3 dice. Used dice become unavailable until your next round so you should choose wisely. Throughout the race, climbers can use handy items which they picked up at the beginning of the game. Special amulets, energy bars, and professional climbing equipment will help players to reach the top faster or (if you are a mischievous rascal) to make climbing harder for other players. The game contains 3 modular two-sided race tracks which allow for the track to be changed at the beginning of each game. Inside the box you will find an awesome cardboard dice tower, making rolling the dice a much more charming experience. Gather friends and family and check if you got what it takes to become master climber!
| Mechanics: | Dice Rolling Modular Board Press Your Luck |
| Categories: | Educational Dice Themed |
| Alternative names: | Roll & Wall Wspinaczka |
| BARCODE: | 5900221003185 |
| In 1 wishlist In 1 collection This was seen 8743 times | |