[content: a bag full of dice, 6 red, 6 green, 6 black, 6 blue, 6 white, 6 yellow a deck of 6 cards displaying numbers from 1 to 6 a deck of 6 colors displaying 6 colors matching the dice colors a golden envelope where to put lucky cards a grey envelope where to put cursed cards]

Dice Pie In this game 2 players are trying to take lucky colored dice and lucky numbers results while avoiding the cursed color and number. The catch is that a player only knows wich is the lucky number and the cursed color, the other only knows the lucky color and the cursed number. Players take 3 turn, each turn they take 2 round alternating the role of the Cutter and the role of the Chooser. The Cutter draws randomly 6 dice from the bag (containing 6 dice for each 6 colors), rolls them, then the Cutter divides the dice into 2 groups and let the Chooser pick ALL the dice from one group, the Cutter takes the remaining dice. At the end of the 3rd turn players reaveal what is lucky and cursed, than they take 5 points for each die they have that matches the lucky number and 5 points for each die that match the lucky color, but they subtract 3 points for every match in the cursed numbers and colors, dice that match lucky colors and numbers are worth an extra 2 points, 5 points if cursed. Higher score let's you win the game.

[Considerations the game is about bluffing and temping the enemy to make wrong choices, a game should probably last no longer than 5 minutes, unless someone will try to develop jedy powers to mind trick you, in this case it could take longer.]

Tumbledown 2 Players

Components: - 100 Wooden Blocks (same dimensions as Jenga blocks) - 2 one-inch diameter wooden balls. - Timer with settings for 45, 30, and 15 seconds.

Set-Up: Play on a flat, level surface. Each player gets 50 blocks and 1 ball. Oldest player goes first.

Play: Building phase: Set the timer to 45 seconds. Both players simultaneously build a block structure with their blocks. When the timer runs out, both players stop building.

Destruction phase: Each player, in order, attempts to destroy their opponent's structure with their ball by rolling it once across the table. Players may not move or manipulate blocks that are left either on top of one another or standing on end from a previous round.

Building Phase 2 : Timer is set to 30 seconds.

Destruction Phase 2: As above.

Final Building Phase: Timer is set to 15 seconds.

Final Destruction Phase: As above.

Victory: Winner is the player with the most “levels” of blocks standing on their end above at least one other block standing on its end (so the first level does not count). Tie goes to the player with the most blocks standing on end in their structure.

Clack Brawl: A dexterity game for 2-6 players

Components:
Circular mat (Mousepad)
5 fighter tokens in 6 colours (Something like Pog Slammers)
(these have a number on either side, both sides of each token add up to ten)

How to Play:
Place the mat on the floor, players stand around it. Each takes 5 tokens of the same colour.
All players hold a token in their fist over the mat, and let them drop. If any two player's tokes show the same value, they pick them back up. The player with the highest-valued token left on the mat goes first.
Players take turns dropping/throwing tokens at the mat. If a token is bounced off the mat, it is no longer in the game.
Once all tokens have been dropped, starting from the top, if a token is on top of another, and shows a higher number, the lower token is removed.
Once all eligible tokens are removed this way, the player with the highest sum of numbers on the mat wins.

Tipsy Travelers: a quick 2-player dice game.

Two players represent thoroughly tanked revelers walking home from the bar. They each start in opposite corners of a 7x7 grid labeled with cardinal directions with the goal of reaching the center square first. Players take turns randomly drawing dice from a bag and rolling them. Initially, a player may only roll 1 die, but 1 additional die can be rolled every other turn (as you sober up). Most dice have an assortment of North, South, East, West, or a “doubled” direction (North 2x). Some dice are colored red, and have effects to hinder your opponent, including moving him and reducing the number of dice he can roll. Despite the number of dice you roll, you may only select one result to go with. For example, you may roll a “West” on the first turn; your only move is to go West 1 square. A few turns later, you could roll a “North”, an “East 2x”, or “South” on a red die – now, you may choose between advancing 1 square North, 2 squares East, or moving your opponent 1 square south. Victory goes to the first player to the center square.

Firestorm!

Fires are spreading, time is short! Put them out and win cooperatively, or try to Escape and win on your own - but decide fast, time flies!

Two decks:
Fire Deck in 5 suits (electrical, wood…)
Quench Deck in four corresponding suits plus a wild suit

Setup (90-seconds): Deal 5 Quench cards to each player and 5 Fire cards face down.

Play: If players exhaust the 5-card fire deck and put out all active fires within the 3.5 minute time limit, they win. If there are active fires remaining, the players lose. Turn over a fire card from the 5-card deck to start.

Quench a fire by playing same suit or wild card on it. When the value of Quenches is equal or greater than the fire’s value, the fire is removed, and a new one drawn from the fire deck. If a fire is only partly quenched, or the player has to pass (no correctly suited Quench card), a new fire is added into play from the Fire supply (not the small fire deck). Always draw a new Quench card to your hand and continue play to the left.

Escape by playing a special Escape card (in the Quench deck). If the players lose, Escaped player(s) win, but if the deck is beaten, Escapees lose.