Dali le renard

Dali le renardDali is a fox and an artist. And when he first saw an egg, he immediately fell in love with its round, elongated and beautiful curves, eager to paint nice pictures on it. So, one day, he finally decides to sneak into a chicken farm and steal eggs. But the farmer keeps an eye on his chicken day and night. So, how can Dali possibly steal ten eggs without the farmer noticing him? Players take turns at playing Dalis role, trying to steal eggs. To do so,

Dali is a fox and an artist.
And when he first saw an egg, he immediately fell in love with its round, elongated and beautiful curves, eager to paint nice pictures on it.
So, one day, he finally decides to sneak into a chicken farm and steal eggs. But the farmer keeps an eye on his chicken day and night.
So, how can Dali possibly steal ten eggs without the farmer noticing him?

Players take turns at playing Dali’s role, trying to steal eggs. To do so, roll each time three dice simultaneously and choose which color of eggs to steal.
The players may pick the color which is not chosen before, or which of the eggs the farmer is not protecting.
Once a player has successfully stolen an egg of the chosen color, they may keep trying to steal one more. But if they fail, all the eggs picked this round will be lost.
The player who steals 10 eggs first wins the game.

DALI LE RENARD Un « Stop ou Encore ? » simple, fun et efficace pour toute la famille (dès 5 ans) dans une superbe boîte-jouet.

Lancez les dés dans le poulailler ! Ils indiquent quels œufs vous pouvez choisir et lequel est interdit (car le fermier veille).
Tant que vous pouvez récupérer un oeuf différent à chaque lancé, vous pouvez décider de relancer les dés pour gagner encore plus d’oeufs !
Mais attention, si vous tentez trop votre chance, le fermier vous attrapera et vous rentrerez bredouille.

Alors soyez malin et sachez quand vous arrêter pour être le premier à récupérer 10 œufs !
Les Plus :
Une boîte mécanique de type « Shut the box » qui se déplie en poulailler avec un système astucieux
de portes qui s’ouvrent et se ferment pour distribuer les œufs colorés.
Un jeu de « Stop ou Encore ? » très malin et accessible dès 4 ans.

Matériel :

• 1 poulailler
• 36 jetons oeufs
• 1 planche d’autocollants
• 2 dés oeufs
• 1 dé Fermier
• 1 livret de règles