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Shut the Box is a traditional dice game that has remained popular for centuries. It only requires two dice and a simple board, but it provides a good amount of strategy. The dice game of Shut the Box is also known by a variety of other names – including One to Nine, Trick-Track, Canoga, Batten Down the Hatches, Nine Boxes, and Zeppelin – but whatever name is used, the base game rules remain the same. ADVERTISEMENT (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Shut …

Roller Coaster is an exciting game where you get to roll a die as fast as possible! Object of the Game The object of the dice game of Roller Coaster is to quickly roll a die to achieve a target number, and try not to be the player left holding both dice at once. Components Two six-sided dice Shop the dice superstore at DiceGameDepot.com- Over a thousand varieties of dice styles and colors - Buy dice singles or sets - Discounts on bulk quantities - No factory seconds or low-quality dice - Each …

Aces in the Pot is a dice game that is similar to LCR but can easily be played with regular dice. Object of the Game The object of the game Aces in the Pot is to be the last player left with a counter, and then roll the dice 3 times successfully to win the final pot. Components Two six-sided dice Two chips or counters per player Number of Players 3 or more (best with 4 to 8) ADVERTISEMENT (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); How to Play Aces in the Pot At the beginning …

The world of Dungeons & Dragons is full of amazing creatures, incredible stories, and incredible dice. But how much do you really know about these little polyhedrons that can make or break your character's fate? Here are eight random but fascinating facts about D&D dice and the game that made them popular:1. Early editions of D&D primarily used 6-sided diceWhen the original version of Dungeons & Dragons released in 1974, polyhedral dice were a rare commodity. There were onl …

The traditional dice game of Chicago (also known as Rotation) is quick and easy to learn and it works well for all ages and any number of players. The basic game is driven by pure luck, but the two variants described below add a bit of choice and variety. Object of the Game The object of the game Chicago is to be the player who has earned the highest score after eleven rounds of play. Components Two six-sided dice Pencil and paper for keeping score Number of Players …