User manual HASBRO CARRYLITE PLAYARD

[. . . ] All of the reinforcements must be added in at once and placed on any unoccupied space in the first four rows (meaning the rows closest to the Stratego logo) on the Red player's side of the gameboard (see Figure 2). Note: You may want to place the captured Blue army pieces into the notches numbered 1 through 7 in the display tray. Reinforcements may enter the game on the Red player's next turn once all 7 notches are full. Figure 4 For 2 Players/AGES 8+ Contents · Gameboard · 40 Red Pieces · 40 Blue Pieces · Display Tray · Label Sheet · Special Powers Reference Sheet Object How To Win Capture your opponent's Flag before he/she captures yours. [. . . ] The HASBRO, MILTON BRADLEY and MB names and logos are ©2005 Hasbro, Pawtucket, RI 02862. A Jumbo ® game made under license with Hausemann en Hötte BV (Jumbo International) Amsterdam, The Netherlands. © Hausemann en Hötte BV 1975, 1997, 2002, 2005. Stratego is a trademark of Hausemann en Hötte BV (Jumbo International). The Special Powers version of the game begins by placing all characters with a green background out of play (Aslan, Susan, Lucy, Mr. These pieces are "reinforcements" and will come into play later on in the game. Special Game 2 Setup The First Time You Play The blue player sets up the Blue army pieces according to the usual Classic Stratego rules. However, the red player should place the Red army pieces in the first three rows (meaning the rows closest to the Stratego logo) of the gameboard. This version of the game plays similar to classic Stratego with a few added twists. Some pieces now have Special Powers, which adds a new level of strategy to the game. The characters and their Special Powers are shown on each end of the gameboard, near the logo, and are explained on the separate Special Powers Reference Sheet. To help you remember what your army's For example: Let's say Peter is Turned to Stone, while Susan and Edmund are captured, and on his next turn, the Blue army Enchants Lucy; the game is now over and the Blue army wins! 42653 PROOF OF PURCHASE ® Remove the game parts from their wrapping and discard the waste. Then, following the directions on the label sheet, apply the appropriate label to each playing piece, (see Figure 1). Storing your game How To Play Done playing for now?A Spy may capture your opponent's Flag. Not in range In range Figure 3 Keep in mind if you attack your opponent's Spy with your Spy, both pieces are still removed from play. Spring/Winter Magic: If Spring Magic or Winter Magic pieces are attacked, the attacking piece is captured. Exception: see Special Dryad/ Minoboar Privilege, below. 3. 5. If the attacking piece wins, it moves onto the square formerly occupied by the defending piece. If the defending piece wins, it stays on its square. Attacking is always optional. 2. Place the gameboard on a level surface Good Army between you and your opponent, with the STRATEGO logo facing each of you. Make sure the pictures on the end of the gameboard match the pieces in Figure 2 your army. Note: Ignore the "Special Powers" references to the characters on the gameboard; Special Powers are used only in game 2. Place each of your pieces on a gameboard square in the first four rows in front of you (see Figure 2). Make sure the labeled side faces you, and is hidden from your opponent. Your opponent sets up his/her pieces the same way. Special Dryad/Minoboar Attack Privilege: Dryads and Captured Pieces: Any piece that is captured is immediately removed Special Scout Movement Privilege 3. from the gameboard. Players can either place captured pieces near the gameboard, or they can fit them into the notches provided in the cardboard platform (shown in the STORING YOUR GAME section on page 8). [. . . ] For now, take a look at the rules for moving and attacking, and read the Strategy Hints on page 5. They'll help guide your decisions. both players can see them. This will help you keep track of which pieces are still in play. Special Scout Attack Privilege: This privilege applies only to Prisoner Play: The player who captures a piece, takes it and keeps it secret from the other player. Secret Play: The player whose piece was captured, takes it and keeps it secret from the capturing player. Wolves and Leopards (pieces ranked 2). They can move any number of open squares forward, backward, or sideways. [. . . ]