Hello! This is a super simple “board game”.

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This game requires 2 simple things. Something stackable (called Stones) and a spot away from prying eyes.

Recommended Stones

Untested with more than 6.

1: Players decide how many “Stones” they will use for the game.

6-8 is good for a quick game.

9-11 for a medium game

12+ for a longer game

2: Players then make and hide any number of Towers with their Stones.

Make sure to hide the Towers from other players!

3.1: Players take turns guessing the size of at least one of another players Towers.

You can only pick one player at a time when guessing.
Loser of the last game goes first. (Otherwise oldest goes first.) 3.2: If the player guesses a Tower size that their target doesn’t have they lose a Stone from one of their Towers. 3.3: If the player guesses a Tower size that their target has, then the target loses a Stone.

4: When a player loses a Stone they may pick from which Tower it is removed from.

5: When a player no-longer has any Towers they lose, and can no-longer guess.

6: The winner is the last player with a Tower standing.

For this example we will be picking 3 people named Bernard (B), Noel (N), and Teak (T) and 6 Stones.

Starting with Bernard. They will pick Noel and say 2. Being Wrong B will lose 1 Stone and pick the 1 Tower (removing from the game).

Noel will pick Teak saying 1. N being Correct will make T lose 1 Stone, which they will remove a 1 Tower.

T picks B with 3. B removes from 3 (making a tower of 2). B now has Towers of 2,2.

B picks N with 3. N remove from 3. (N: 2,3)

As of B’s Last turn the group looks like:

B: 2,2

N: 2,3

T: 1,1,1,2

N→T: 1. T ⇒ 1,1,2

T→N: 1. T ⇒ 1,2

B→N: 3. N ⇒ 1,3

N→T: 1. T ⇒ 2

T→B: 2. B ⇒ 1,2

B→T: 1. B ⇒ 2

N→B: 1. N ⇒ 3

T→N: 2. T ⇒ 1

B→T: 1. Teak Out

N→B: 2. B ⇒ 1

B→N: 3. N ⇒ 2

N→B: 1. Bernard Out

Noel Wins!