SHARYUMON (2025)
2 - 5 persone
20 - 20 min
8+
Al momento questo prodotto non è disponibile presso nessun venditore.
Nomi alternativi: SHARYUMON, しゃりゅうもん, 射龍門
Descrizione: To win SHARYUMON, you want to collect the fewest types of dinosaur cards.
To set up, shuffle the sixty cards, create five stacks with 1-2 face-down cards, then deal a card from the deck face up on each stack.
On a turn, flip a card from the deck onto one of the three central stacks, then compare the numbers on both sides. If the card you flip falls between these two numbers, you're safe; if it's outside the range of these two numbers, collect one of the surrounding cards; and if it matches one of the two numbers, collect all of the cards in the stack where you place the card! If a stack lacks a face-up card, reveal its top face-down card or flip a card from the deck face up on this stack.
Every type of dinosaur counts as 1 point, unless you have 4+ cards of a type in which case it counts as 2 points. When a player hits a point threshold, the game ends, and whoever has the fewest points wins.
Some cards feature an egg, and these eggs can trigger special actions if you play with one of the three expansion rule cards.
To set up, shuffle the sixty cards, create five stacks with 1-2 face-down cards, then deal a card from the deck face up on each stack.
On a turn, flip a card from the deck onto one of the three central stacks, then compare the numbers on both sides. If the card you flip falls between these two numbers, you're safe; if it's outside the range of these two numbers, collect one of the surrounding cards; and if it matches one of the two numbers, collect all of the cards in the stack where you place the card! If a stack lacks a face-up card, reveal its top face-down card or flip a card from the deck face up on this stack.
Every type of dinosaur counts as 1 point, unless you have 4+ cards of a type in which case it counts as 2 points. When a player hits a point threshold, the game ends, and whoever has the fewest points wins.
Some cards feature an egg, and these eggs can trigger special actions if you play with one of the three expansion rule cards.