Quillico (2016)
2 - 10 persone
0 - 0 min
10+
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Descrizione: Quillico - "The Every Which Way Word Game" -- has 134 octagonal letter tiles: 98 black letters, 31 red letters, and 5 wild tiles. The tiles are spread face down on the table, and each player draws 10 tiles and turns them face up.
The first player spells a word in the center using their tiles, and after that each player spells a word using their tiles that also uses at least one letter already on the table. The tiles being octagonal, the words can go in any of 8 directions, as long as they are in a straight line. Any adjacent letters must be part of a line of letters making a valid word. After playing their letters, they score the word(s) formed -- 1 point per black letter, 2 points per red letter -- and draw tiles to fill back up to 10. Instead of playing a word, a turn may instead consist of discarding 3 tiles and drawing 3.
A wild tile may be used to replace a tile on the board, as long as the tile being replaced is used that same turn in making the new word. Any number of wilds may be used in the same turn.
After no more turns can be taken, the player with the highest score wins.
The first player spells a word in the center using their tiles, and after that each player spells a word using their tiles that also uses at least one letter already on the table. The tiles being octagonal, the words can go in any of 8 directions, as long as they are in a straight line. Any adjacent letters must be part of a line of letters making a valid word. After playing their letters, they score the word(s) formed -- 1 point per black letter, 2 points per red letter -- and draw tiles to fill back up to 10. Instead of playing a word, a turn may instead consist of discarding 3 tiles and drawing 3.
A wild tile may be used to replace a tile on the board, as long as the tile being replaced is used that same turn in making the new word. Any number of wilds may be used in the same turn.
After no more turns can be taken, the player with the highest score wins.