Age: 8 years and over
number of participants: any (minimum 2)
Materials: a game box, a pen and a sheet of paper for each participant
How to play
Each player is given a pen and a sheet of paper; the game leader has a dice.
Players assign the different parts of the worm to the number shown on the dice in any order they choose and write this down on their pieces of paper.
Example:
1 – tail
2 – eyes
3 – antennae
4 – legs
5 – body
6 – head
Once every player has their own list, the game leader rolls the dice. Players check their list to see which part of the worm’s body corresponds to the number rolled, and draw it on their sheets of paper.
Note! The first body part you can draw is the body; until the number corresponding to that body part is rolled, you cannot draw any others. Then, once you have the body, you can draw the head, legs and tail. We can only draw the eyes and antennae once our worm has a head.
Another rule: when the number of squares assigned to the legs is drawn, we draw only one leg; the others must wait until the correct number is drawn again. We proceed in the same way with the eyes and antennae.
The player who is first to draw a complete worm (with a body, head, six legs, a tail, a pair of eyes and antennae) wins.
Source
- cover image: DamaPL