#traditionalgames — Public Fediverse posts
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How to enjoy Chuseok events and family outings across Changwon, Korea
(Photo by Changwon Special City/courtesy of haps Magazine Korea) Changwon is offering a mix of traditional holiday events,…
#EuropeSays #Korea #KR #Changwon #chilgyo #Chuseok #chuseokevents #eventsinkorea #familyoutings #folksongs #ganggangsullae #jinhae #jinhaebay #jinhaerupavilion #koreanholidays #masan #samulnori #traditionalcrafts #traditionalgames #tuho #yutnori
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Spain’s Medieval Sport Billarda Reminds Indians Of Childhood Favourite “Gilli Danda”
A traditional game from Spain has caught the attention of many people in India after videos of it…
#Spain #ES #Europe #Europa #EU #Billarda #culturalsimilarities #Gillidanda #Indiansports #traditionalgames #ViralVideo
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Cambodian farmers preserve Khmer tradition in oxen cart race
Cambodian farmers raced ox carts in Kampong Speu province ahead of the Khmer New Year, continuing a centuries-old tradition revived by local authorities over a decade ago to preserve heritage as tractors increasingly replace oxen across the countryside. #News #Reuters #Newsfeed #cambodia #reuters #traditionalgames 👉 Subscribe: Keep up with the latest news from around the world: Follow Reuters on Facebook:…
https://fllics.com/en/video/cambodian-farmers-preserve-khmer-tradition-in-oxen-cart-race/
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Cambodian farmers preserve Khmer tradition in oxen cart race
Cambodian farmers raced ox carts in Kampong Speu province ahead of the Khmer New Year, continuing a centuries-old tradition revived by local authorities over a decade ago to preserve heritage as tractors increasingly replace oxen across the countryside. #News #Reuters #Newsfeed #cambodia #reuters #traditionalgames 👉 Subscribe: Keep up with the latest news from around the world: Follow Reuters on Facebook:…
https://fllics.com/en/video/cambodian-farmers-preserve-khmer-tradition-in-oxen-cart-race/
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Cambodian farmers preserve Khmer tradition in oxen cart race
Cambodian farmers raced ox carts in Kampong Speu province ahead of the Khmer New Year, continuing a centuries-old tradition revived by local authorities over a decade ago to preserve heritage as tractors increasingly replace oxen across the countryside. #News #Reuters #Newsfeed #cambodia #reuters #traditionalgames 👉 Subscribe: Keep up with the latest news from around the world: Follow Reuters on Facebook:…
https://fllics.com/en/video/cambodian-farmers-preserve-khmer-tradition-in-oxen-cart-race/
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Cambodian farmers preserve Khmer tradition in oxen cart race
Cambodian farmers raced ox carts in Kampong Speu province ahead of the Khmer New Year, continuing a centuries-old tradition revived by local authorities over a decade ago to preserve heritage as tractors increasingly replace oxen across the countryside. #News #Reuters #Newsfeed #cambodia #reuters #traditionalgames 👉 Subscribe: Keep up with the latest news from around the world: Follow Reuters on Facebook:…
https://fllics.com/en/video/cambodian-farmers-preserve-khmer-tradition-in-oxen-cart-race/
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Cambodian farmers preserve Khmer tradition in oxen cart race
Cambodian farmers raced ox carts in Kampong Speu province ahead of the Khmer New Year, continuing a centuries-old tradition revived by local authorities over a decade ago to preserve heritage as tractors increasingly replace oxen across the countryside. #News #Reuters #Newsfeed #cambodia #reuters #traditionalgames 👉 Subscribe: Keep up with the latest news from around the world: Follow Reuters on Facebook:…
https://fllics.com/en/video/cambodian-farmers-preserve-khmer-tradition-in-oxen-cart-race/
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Hoa hậu Khánh Vân cùng chồng lớn hơn 17 tuổi vui hội Xuân tại TP.HCM!
Cả hai cùng tham gia trò chơi đập niêu dịp Tết để lại hình ảnh đáng yêu. Đặc biệt, nàng Hậu còn diện áo dài rực rỡ bên các đồng nghiệp: Ngọc Châu, Xuân Hạnh và Yolina Lindquist (Miss Cosmo 2025). Một góc xuân đậm chất truyền thống!
#KhánhVân #HoaHậu #MissUniverseVietnam #TetVietnamese #CultureFestival #TraditionalGames #DapNie #NgocChau #BeautyQueens #TPHCM #Vietnam
#HoaHậuKhánhVân #Tết #TPHCM #TròChơiDânGian #ĐậpNiêu #Á -
Đêm khai mạc Festival Thăng Long – Hà Nội 2025 tối 7/11 tại Hoàng thành Thăng Long mở màn bằng các tiết mục truyền thống như “Con đĩ đánh bồng” và “kéo co ngồi,” tạo nên bầu không khí sôi động, kết nối cộng đồng. Các trò chơi dân gian được tái hiện sinh động, khẳng định bản sắc văn hóa Thăng Long – Hà Nội ngay từ lễ khai mạc. #FestivalThangLongHaNoi2025 #DiSanVanHoa #TraditionalGames #HoangThanhThangLong #KhaiMacFestival #VanHoaHanoi #SansRac #DiSanVietNam
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Đêm khai mạc Festival Thăng Long – Hà Nội 2025 tối 7/11 tại Hoàng thành Thăng Long mở màn bằng các tiết mục truyền thống như “Con đĩ đánh bồng” và “kéo co ngồi,” tạo nên bầu không khí sôi động, kết nối cộng đồng. Các trò chơi dân gian được tái hiện sinh động, khẳng định bản sắc văn hóa Thăng Long – Hà Nội ngay từ lễ khai mạc. #FestivalThangLongHaNoi2025 #DiSanVanHoa #TraditionalGames #HoangThanhThangLong #KhaiMacFestival #VanHoaHanoi #SansRac #DiSanVietNam
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🔥 5 Iconic Indian Games That Conquered the Globe ♟️⚔️ Kabaddi, Chess & Beyond!
#indian #games #traditionalgames #chess #kabaddi #carrom #pachisi #gillidanda #nostalgia #indianculture #boardgames #sports #india #proudtobeindian #indiangames #world
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🔥 5 Iconic Indian Games That Conquered the Globe ♟️⚔️ Kabaddi, Chess & Beyond!
#indian #games #traditionalgames #chess #kabaddi #carrom #pachisi #gillidanda #nostalgia #indianculture #boardgames #sports #india #proudtobeindian #indiangames #world
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🔥 5 Iconic Indian Games That Conquered the Globe ♟️⚔️ Kabaddi, Chess & Beyond!
#indian #games #traditionalgames #chess #kabaddi #carrom #pachisi #gillidanda #nostalgia #indianculture #boardgames #sports #india #proudtobeindian #indiangames #world
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🔥 5 Iconic Indian Games That Conquered the Globe ♟️⚔️ Kabaddi, Chess & Beyond!
#indian #games #traditionalgames #chess #kabaddi #carrom #pachisi #gillidanda #nostalgia #indianculture #boardgames #sports #india #proudtobeindian #indiangames #world
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🔥 5 Iconic Indian Games That Conquered the Globe ♟️⚔️ Kabaddi, Chess & Beyond!
#indian #games #traditionalgames #chess #kabaddi #carrom #pachisi #gillidanda #nostalgia #indianculture #boardgames #sports #india #proudtobeindian #indiangames #world
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🔥 5 Iconic Indian Games That Conquered the Globe ♟️⚔️ Kabaddi, Chess & Beyond!
#indian #games #traditionalgames #chess #kabaddi #carrom #pachisi #gillidanda #nostalgia #indianculture #boardgames #sports #india #proudtobeindian #indiangames #world
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🔥 5 Iconic Indian Games That Conquered the Globe ♟️⚔️ Kabaddi, Chess & Beyond!
#indian #games #traditionalgames #chess #kabaddi #carrom #pachisi #gillidanda #nostalgia #indianculture #boardgames #sports #india #proudtobeindian #indiangames #world
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🔥 5 Iconic Indian Games That Conquered the Globe ♟️⚔️ Kabaddi, Chess & Beyond!
#indian #games #traditionalgames #chess #kabaddi #carrom #pachisi #gillidanda #nostalgia #indianculture #boardgames #sports #india #proudtobeindian #indiangames #world
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🔥 5 Iconic Indian Games That Conquered the Globe ♟️⚔️ Kabaddi, Chess & Beyond!
#indian #games #traditionalgames #chess #kabaddi #carrom #pachisi #gillidanda #nostalgia #indianculture #boardgames #sports #india #proudtobeindian #indiangames #world
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🔥 5 Iconic Indian Games That Conquered the Globe ♟️⚔️ Kabaddi, Chess & Beyond!
#indian #games #traditionalgames #chess #kabaddi #carrom #pachisi #gillidanda #nostalgia #indianculture #boardgames #sports #india #proudtobeindian #indiangames #world
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🔥 5 Iconic Indian Games That Conquered the Globe ♟️⚔️ Kabaddi, Chess & Beyond!
#indian #games #traditionalgames #chess #kabaddi #carrom #pachisi #gillidanda #nostalgia #indianculture #boardgames #sports #india #proudtobeindian #indiangames #world
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🔥 5 Iconic Indian Games That Conquered the Globe ♟️⚔️ Kabaddi, Chess & Beyond!
#indian #games #traditionalgames #chess #kabaddi #carrom #pachisi #gillidanda #nostalgia #indianculture #boardgames #sports #india #proudtobeindian #indiangames #world
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🔥 5 Iconic Indian Games That Conquered the Globe ♟️⚔️ Kabaddi, Chess & Beyond!
#indian #games #traditionalgames #chess #kabaddi #carrom #pachisi #gillidanda #nostalgia #indianculture #boardgames #sports #india #proudtobeindian #indiangames #world
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🔥 5 Iconic Indian Games That Conquered the Globe ♟️⚔️ Kabaddi, Chess & Beyond!
#indian #games #traditionalgames #chess #kabaddi #carrom #pachisi #gillidanda #nostalgia #indianculture #boardgames #sports #india #proudtobeindian #indiangames #world
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🔥 5 Iconic Indian Games That Conquered the Globe ♟️⚔️ Kabaddi, Chess & Beyond!
#indian #games #traditionalgames #chess #kabaddi #carrom #pachisi #gillidanda #nostalgia #indianculture #boardgames #sports #india #proudtobeindian #indiangames #world
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🔥 5 Iconic Indian Games That Conquered the Globe ♟️⚔️ Kabaddi, Chess & Beyond!
#indian #games #traditionalgames #chess #kabaddi #carrom #pachisi #gillidanda #nostalgia #indianculture #boardgames #sports #india #proudtobeindian #indiangames #world
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🔥 5 Iconic Indian Games That Conquered the Globe ♟️⚔️ Kabaddi, Chess & Beyond!
#indian #games #traditionalgames #chess #kabaddi #carrom #pachisi #gillidanda #nostalgia #indianculture #boardgames #sports #india #proudtobeindian #indiangames #world
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🔥 5 Iconic Indian Games That Conquered the Globe ♟️⚔️ Kabaddi, Chess & Beyond!
#indian #games #traditionalgames #chess #kabaddi #carrom #pachisi #gillidanda #nostalgia #indianculture #boardgames #sports #india #proudtobeindian #indiangames #world
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🔥 5 Iconic Indian Games That Conquered the Globe ♟️⚔️ Kabaddi, Chess & Beyond!
#indian #games #traditionalgames #chess #kabaddi #carrom #pachisi #gillidanda #nostalgia #indianculture #boardgames #sports #india #proudtobeindian #indiangames #world
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🔥 5 Iconic Indian Games That Conquered the Globe ♟️⚔️ Kabaddi, Chess & Beyond!
#indian #games #traditionalgames #chess #kabaddi #carrom #pachisi #gillidanda #nostalgia #indianculture #boardgames #sports #india #proudtobeindian #indiangames #world
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Mural on the Steps of Gálvez Passage, Cerro Concepción, Valparaíso
By Maxi Zamora in Valparaiso, Chile.
Maxi Zamora: This mural reflects the days when boys and girls enjoyed the streets with simple games like hopscotch, and childhood was often experienced outside the home. Initially, I painted a boy flying a kite on these same stairs, then kids going down the hill in carts by the port, and now I wanted to capture the childhood of the girls who enjoyed the streets of Valparaíso. My idea has always been to showcase different traditional games from Chilean neighborhoods that shaped generations and gave childhood that magical charm that makes us want to relive it.
More: Cat stair in Valparaíso
https://streetartutopia.com/2024/10/21/el-luche-by-maxi-zamora-in-valparaiso-chile/
#Art #artInPublicSpaces #artOnStairs #CerroConcepción #childhoodMemories #chile #ChileanStreetArt #culturalHeritage #GálvezPassage #Girl #graffiti #hopscotch #LatinAmericanStreetArt #MaxiZamora #mural #Nostalgia #publicArt #stears #StreetArt #streetGames #traditionalGames #UrbanArt #Valparaíso #ValparaísoArtScene #Valparaiso
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Mural on the Steps of Gálvez Passage, Cerro Concepción, Valparaíso
By Maxi Zamora in Valparaiso, Chile.
Maxi Zamora: This mural reflects the days when boys and girls enjoyed the streets with simple games like hopscotch, and childhood was often experienced outside the home. Initially, I painted a boy flying a kite on these same stairs, then kids going down the hill in carts by the port, and now I wanted to capture the childhood of the girls who enjoyed the streets of Valparaíso. My idea has always been to showcase different traditional games from Chilean neighborhoods that shaped generations and gave childhood that magical charm that makes us want to relive it.
More: Cat stair in Valparaíso
https://streetartutopia.com/2024/10/21/el-luche-by-maxi-zamora-in-valparaiso-chile/
#Art #artInPublicSpaces #artOnStairs #CerroConcepción #childhoodMemories #chile #ChileanStreetArt #culturalHeritage #GálvezPassage #Girl #graffiti #hopscotch #LatinAmericanStreetArt #MaxiZamora #mural #Nostalgia #publicArt #stears #StreetArt #streetGames #traditionalGames #UrbanArt #Valparaíso #ValparaísoArtScene #Valparaiso
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Mural on the Steps of Gálvez Passage, Cerro Concepción, Valparaíso
By Maxi Zamora in Valparaiso, Chile.
Maxi Zamora: This mural reflects the days when boys and girls enjoyed the streets with simple games like hopscotch, and childhood was often experienced outside the home. Initially, I painted a boy flying a kite on these same stairs, then kids going down the hill in carts by the port, and now I wanted to capture the childhood of the girls who enjoyed the streets of Valparaíso. My idea has always been to showcase different traditional games from Chilean neighborhoods that shaped generations and gave childhood that magical charm that makes us want to relive it.
More: Cat stair in Valparaíso
https://streetartutopia.com/2024/10/21/el-luche-by-maxi-zamora-in-valparaiso-chile/
#Art #artInPublicSpaces #artOnStairs #CerroConcepción #childhoodMemories #chile #ChileanStreetArt #culturalHeritage #GálvezPassage #Girl #graffiti #hopscotch #LatinAmericanStreetArt #MaxiZamora #mural #Nostalgia #publicArt #stears #StreetArt #streetGames #traditionalGames #UrbanArt #Valparaíso #ValparaísoArtScene #Valparaiso
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Mural on the Steps of Gálvez Passage, Cerro Concepción, Valparaíso
By Maxi Zamora in Valparaiso, Chile.
Maxi Zamora: This mural reflects the days when boys and girls enjoyed the streets with simple games like hopscotch, and childhood was often experienced outside the home. Initially, I painted a boy flying a kite on these same stairs, then kids going down the hill in carts by the port, and now I wanted to capture the childhood of the girls who enjoyed the streets of Valparaíso. My idea has always been to showcase different traditional games from Chilean neighborhoods that shaped generations and gave childhood that magical charm that makes us want to relive it.
More: Cat stair in Valparaíso
https://streetartutopia.com/2024/10/21/el-luche-by-maxi-zamora-in-valparaiso-chile/
#Art #artInPublicSpaces #artOnStairs #CerroConcepción #childhoodMemories #chile #ChileanStreetArt #culturalHeritage #GálvezPassage #Girl #graffiti #hopscotch #LatinAmericanStreetArt #MaxiZamora #mural #Nostalgia #publicArt #stears #StreetArt #streetGames #traditionalGames #UrbanArt #Valparaíso #ValparaísoArtScene #Valparaiso
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You ever try and get into a new game and then realise there are hundreds of versions and several variants within different versions of the game?
AND then just have no idea of which version of the game your playing and how the hell any of the points are being scored.
AND you just become overwhelmed bc you don't even fully know the base game to start off... I have decided to go with the MCR rules to play Mahjong. Are these popular rules? IDK
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You ever try and get into a new game and then realise there are hundreds of versions and several variants within different versions of the game?
AND then just have no idea of which version of the game your playing and how the hell any of the points are being scored.
AND you just become overwhelmed bc you don't even fully know the base game to start off... I have decided to go with the MCR rules to play Mahjong. Are these popular rules? IDK
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You ever try and get into a new game and then realise there are hundreds of versions and several variants within different versions of the game?
AND then just have no idea of which version of the game your playing and how the hell any of the points are being scored.
AND you just become overwhelmed bc you don't even fully know the base game to start off... I have decided to go with the MCR rules to play Mahjong. Are these popular rules? IDK
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You ever try and get into a new game and then realise there are hundreds of versions and several variants within different versions of the game?
AND then just have no idea of which version of the game your playing and how the hell any of the points are being scored.
AND you just become overwhelmed bc you don't even fully know the base game to start off... I have decided to go with the MCR rules to play Mahjong. Are these popular rules? IDK
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You ever try and get into a new game and then realise there are hundreds of versions and several variants within different versions of the game?
AND then just have no idea of which version of the game your playing and how the hell any of the points are being scored.
AND you just become overwhelmed bc you don't even fully know the base game to start off... I have decided to go with the MCR rules to play Mahjong. Are these popular rules? IDK
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I could say that I love Go because of the history. Reaching back thousands of years and it provides a touchstone with the past.
I could say that I love Go, because it represents one of the last mathematical games that humans could beat AI at.
I could say that I love Go because of the relative simplicity of rules, and emergent complexity. If it 'clicks', the rules take a minute to learn. But the ramifications of those rules are ridiculously deep and lead to some patterns that could be called beautiful. People have dedicated many lifetimes to studying the game and there's lots more to uncover.
I could say that I love Go because of the arc - initial moves that set the mood, feeling out the space, working out what is yours and what is mine; the threat of killing often never coming to fruition, but forcing protective measures; an occasional surprise along the way to keep it interesting; and inexorably pushing towards an end as the board fills up and starts to take on its final form, where the winner is apparent.
But really, I love it because I can play an interesting match with more players.
Thanks to the extra stones, I can play against people significantly better (or worse) than myself and still have an interesting game.
That's more people to meet, more people to play with, and more people who might accompany me on this beautiful journey.
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I could say that I love Go because of the history. Reaching back thousands of years and it provides a touchstone with the past.
I could say that I love Go, because it represents one of the last mathematical games that humans could beat AI at.
I could say that I love Go because of the relative simplicity of rules, and emergent complexity. If it 'clicks', the rules take a minute to learn. But the ramifications of those rules are ridiculously deep and lead to some patterns that could be called beautiful. People have dedicated many lifetimes to studying the game and there's lots more to uncover.
I could say that I love Go because of the arc - initial moves that set the mood, feeling out the space, working out what is yours and what is mine; the threat of killing often never coming to fruition, but forcing protective measures; an occasional surprise along the way to keep it interesting; and inexorably pushing towards an end as the board fills up and starts to take on its final form, where the winner is apparent.
But really, I love it because I can play an interesting match with more players.
Thanks to the extra stones, I can play against people significantly better (or worse) than myself and still have an interesting game.
That's more people to meet, more people to play with, and more people who might accompany me on this beautiful journey.
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I could say that I love Go because of the history. Reaching back thousands of years and it provides a touchstone with the past.
I could say that I love Go, because it represents one of the last mathematical games that humans could beat AI at.
I could say that I love Go because of the relative simplicity of rules, and emergent complexity. If it 'clicks', the rules take a minute to learn. But the ramifications of those rules are ridiculously deep and lead to some patterns that could be called beautiful. People have dedicated many lifetimes to studying the game and there's lots more to uncover.
I could say that I love Go because of the arc - initial moves that set the mood, feeling out the space, working out what is yours and what is mine; the threat of killing often never coming to fruition, but forcing protective measures; an occasional surprise along the way to keep it interesting; and inexorably pushing towards an end as the board fills up and starts to take on its final form, where the winner is apparent.
But really, I love it because I can play an interesting match with more players.
Thanks to the extra stones, I can play against people significantly better (or worse) than myself and still have an interesting game.
That's more people to meet, more people to play with, and more people who might accompany me on this beautiful journey.
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Rubber band and hands. ^_^
You bring your hands together and position it so there is a very small outlet of air to the front when you hit your hands to the ground. The air channel you produce should make the rubber band jump forward.
The basic rule is whoever gets to the target “finish line” first.
What the rewards or punishments are depends on the players.
However, back in the 80s, a monetary value was added to the rubber bands.
The thin, rainbow coloured rubber bands are the cheapest.
Then it goes up from there.
1. Yellow
2. Green
3. Blue
4. Red
5. Orange
6. Violet
7. Gold - the highest valued rubber band. It is also the most expensive to buy. And it is thick and heavy.You can trade, for example ( I no longer remember the actual exchange rate) 10 Greens to get a 1 Blue rubber band.
However, you will rarely find anyone trading the rainbow coloured rubber bands for anything.
Oh, the trade exchange rate has nothing to do with how much the rubber bands actually cost in Philippine Peso. Haha. I have no idea how it worked, it just is.
And that's how new rules and rewards were added.
For example, in our games (and usually where I was the challenger):
* Whoever can get 4 Reds to the “finish line” will get 1 Gold band from each player who joined.
* Whoever can get an Orange band to fly this high (more below), will get 2 Gold bands, or equivalent, from each player.Re: fly this high. Another kid will put their legs on top of each other, and in harder challenges, we also add our arms.
And yep, it is doable.
* Another rule, who can make a {colour_here} band jump the farthest.
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Rubber band and hands. ^_^
You bring your hands together and position it so there is a very small outlet of air to the front when you hit your hands to the ground. The air channel you produce should make the rubber band jump forward.
The basic rule is whoever gets to the target “finish line” first.
What the rewards or punishments are depends on the players.
However, back in the 80s, a monetary value was added to the rubber bands.
The thin, rainbow coloured rubber bands are the cheapest.
Then it goes up from there.
1. Yellow
2. Green
3. Blue
4. Red
5. Orange
6. Violet
7. Gold - the highest valued rubber band. It is also the most expensive to buy. And it is thick and heavy.You can trade, for example ( I no longer remember the actual exchange rate) 10 Greens to get a 1 Blue rubber band.
However, you will rarely find anyone trading the rainbow coloured rubber bands for anything.
Oh, the trade exchange rate has nothing to do with how much the rubber bands actually cost in Philippine Peso. Haha. I have no idea how it worked, it just is.
And that's how new rules and rewards were added.
For example, in our games (and usually where I was the challenger):
* Whoever can get 4 Reds to the “finish line” will get 1 Gold band from each player who joined.
* Whoever can get an Orange band to fly this high (more below), will get 2 Gold bands, or equivalent, from each player.Re: fly this high. Another kid will put their legs on top of each other, and in harder challenges, we also add our arms.
And yep, it is doable.
* Another rule, who can make a {colour_here} band jump the farthest.
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Rubber band and hands. ^_^
You bring your hands together and position it so there is a very small outlet of air to the front when you hit your hands to the ground. The air channel you produce should make the rubber band jump forward.
The basic rule is whoever gets to the target “finish line” first.
What the rewards or punishments are depends on the players.
However, back in the 80s, a monetary value was added to the rubber bands.
The thin, rainbow coloured rubber bands are the cheapest.
Then it goes up from there.
1. Yellow
2. Green
3. Blue
4. Red
5. Orange
6. Violet
7. Gold - the highest valued rubber band. It is also the most expensive to buy. And it is thick and heavy.You can trade, for example ( I no longer remember the actual exchange rate) 10 Greens to get a 1 Blue rubber band.
However, you will rarely find anyone trading the rainbow coloured rubber bands for anything.
Oh, the trade exchange rate has nothing to do with how much the rubber bands actually cost in Philippine Peso. Haha. I have no idea how it worked, it just is.
And that's how new rules and rewards were added.
For example, in our games (and usually where I was the challenger):
* Whoever can get 4 Reds to the “finish line” will get 1 Gold band from each player who joined.
* Whoever can get an Orange band to fly this high (more below), will get 2 Gold bands, or equivalent, from each player.Re: fly this high. Another kid will put their legs on top of each other, and in harder challenges, we also add our arms.
And yep, it is doable.
* Another rule, who can make a {colour_here} band jump the farthest.
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Rubber band and hands. ^_^
You bring your hands together and position it so there is a very small outlet of air to the front when you hit your hands to the ground. The air channel you produce should make the rubber band jump forward.
The basic rule is whoever gets to the target “finish line” first.
What the rewards or punishments are depends on the players.
However, back in the 80s, a monetary value was added to the rubber bands.
The thin, rainbow coloured rubber bands are the cheapest.
Then it goes up from there.
1. Yellow
2. Green
3. Blue
4. Red
5. Orange
6. Violet
7. Gold - the highest valued rubber band. It is also the most expensive to buy. And it is thick and heavy.You can trade, for example ( I no longer remember the actual exchange rate) 10 Greens to get a 1 Blue rubber band.
However, you will rarely find anyone trading the rainbow coloured rubber bands for anything.
Oh, the trade exchange rate has nothing to do with how much the rubber bands actually cost in Philippine Peso. Haha. I have no idea how it worked, it just is.
And that's how new rules and rewards were added.
For example, in our games (and usually where I was the challenger):
* Whoever can get 4 Reds to the “finish line” will get 1 Gold band from each player who joined.
* Whoever can get an Orange band to fly this high (more below), will get 2 Gold bands, or equivalent, from each player.Re: fly this high. Another kid will put their legs on top of each other, and in harder challenges, we also add our arms.
And yep, it is doable.
* Another rule, who can make a {colour_here} band jump the farthest.
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Rubber band and hands. ^_^
You bring your hands together and position it so there is a very small outlet of air to the front when you hit your hands to the ground. The air channel you produce should make the rubber band jump forward.
The basic rule is whoever gets to the target “finish line” first.
What the rewards or punishments are depends on the players.
However, back in the 80s, a monetary value was added to the rubber bands.
The thin, rainbow coloured rubber bands are the cheapest.
Then it goes up from there.
1. Yellow
2. Green
3. Blue
4. Red
5. Orange
6. Violet
7. Gold - the highest valued rubber band. It is also the most expensive to buy. And it is thick and heavy.You can trade, for example ( I no longer remember the actual exchange rate) 10 Greens to get a 1 Blue rubber band.
However, you will rarely find anyone trading the rainbow coloured rubber bands for anything.
Oh, the trade exchange rate has nothing to do with how much the rubber bands actually cost in Philippine Peso. Haha. I have no idea how it worked, it just is.
And that's how new rules and rewards were added.
For example, in our games (and usually where I was the challenger):
* Whoever can get 4 Reds to the “finish line” will get 1 Gold band from each player who joined.
* Whoever can get an Orange band to fly this high (more below), will get 2 Gold bands, or equivalent, from each player.Re: fly this high. Another kid will put their legs on top of each other, and in harder challenges, we also add our arms.
And yep, it is doable.
* Another rule, who can make a {colour_here} band jump the farthest.
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#4chan #traditionalgames #tg Post From 84415425
Go read OSRIC, which -while it omits a few things and tweaks others for legal reasons- does a good job of explaining 1e in plain English. The main thematic difference from WOTC D&D is that what will diferentiate 2 characters will tend to be their gear, rather than their racial class abilities or feats. It's a game about what you've got and how you use it more so than who your character inherently is. Con, Dex, and Cha are probably the most important stats for survival.
It's probably my favorite edition, even if 2e (esp the soulful blue printings) has better presentation and readability. @Sabex -
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#4chan #traditionalgames #tg Traditional Games (/tg/) 79684454 image dump: Do you like running into the famous people of your settings or do you think their cameos take away from your characters? @NEETzsche @coldacid
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#4chan #traditionalgames #tg Traditional Games (/tg/) 78858353 image dump: A mecha RPG that strikes a balance between playability, mech customization, and tactical depth. Pilot-side rules are lightweight and narrative-driven, while the mech combat has a crisp tactical system. Features a free character/encounter builder app with support for homebrew mechs and manufacturers.
Links to the books, builder, and other resources here: https://pastebin.com/NFVsLUrF
>Talk about your campaigns, mechs, pilots, and homebrew
>Ask questions about the game itself
>Pitch campaigns and recruit players
>Don't feed the trolls, even if someone else does
>[There's no point to talking now, I see you reaching for that button. You'll cycle me, and in a couple years I'll remember again. Eventually you'll change your mind. Humans always do.]
"Previously on Lancer RPG":
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#4chan #traditionalgames #tg Is it possible for systems with sanity values to ever be cool again after how much of a meme they've become?
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#4chan #traditionalgames #tg Due to a string of extremely lucky rolls throughout the entire current campaign (for example, I've gotten multiple series of explosions that one-shot encounters multiple times), my group is now requesting I use physical dice and stream my rolls. I've been wanting to get physical dice for a while now and just was putting it off anyways.
The only problem is I have absolutely 0 idea where to buy quality balanced dice that don't require weird shit like heating them up in the oven. Can I get some recommendations? Pic probably very unrelated. -
