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Grab Your Goat!
DescriptionGrab Your Goat! is a board game for 2 to 4 players and takes an average of 30 to 45 minutes to play – your rascally goats depending! Play as one of four goatherds whose prized goat has escaped atop the nearby mountain. The paths are constantly shifting and the mountain full of pitfalls and perils, preventing you from quickly bringing your beloved goat home. Using your wits, and a bit of luck, you may just be the first to win bra-a-a-aging rights over your fellow shepherds! To begin, each player should choose their house. Place the 'Top of the Mountain' card in the center of the play area. Create the game deck by shuffling together the directional and effect cards. Building outwards from the 'Top of the Mountain', deal a 7x7 grid from the game deck with the cards dealt face down. Place the houses as the corners of the square grid. Finally, deal each player 3 cards as their hand. Place all goats on the 'Top of the Mountain'. Place each shepherd on their respective house. ON EACH TURN: 1) Move your goat Roll the directional dice. Move your goat in the direction rolled. The 'Top of the Mountain' acts as the game's compass. 2) Your move (choose one of the following) Option 1: Move your shepherd Option 2: Play an advantage card Option 3: Rotate your current card MONARCH OF THE MOUNTAIN (Resolving collisions) If a goat enters an occupied space... If a shepherd moves into a space with...
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