2011 · Terninger

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Players build a stone pyramid by filling 21 numbered fields, with six sixes forming the bottom row, five fives above them, and one one at the top. Each turn, six dice are rolled once, and players check off fields supported by two completed fields in the row below. Rolling more of a number than the row can use prevents that row from being filled. The first player to roll the exact combination needed to complete the pyramid must call out the victory phrase; an incorrect call removes previously filled fields.

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