User manual HASBRO FASHION PLATES NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK

[. . . ] Chance: These act as wild dice: you may place a Chance die on a square in any color group. Only one Chance is allowed per color group. Blanks: If you roll a blank, it is worth nothing and may not be substituted for anything else. [. . . ] You can roll the dice as many times as you want. Rolling the dice increases your chances of collecting color groups, but it also increases your chances of going to jail and losing all of your money!After placing any dice on the gameboard, decide if you want to roll the remaining dice. Hint: Before deciding, you may want to check the sides of the remaining dice to see if the odds of rolling what you want are high enough to risk another roll. · If you decide to roll again, follow steps 1 through 3 again. · If you decide to end your turn, tally and record your score for that turn (see Scoring, on other side). Remove all dice from the gameboard. Your turn is over. If you fill all 3 of the Go to Jail squares with Policemen dice, your turn immediately ends. Remove all of the dice from the gameboard. You do not score anything for this turn. Broken House: Return a house (if you have any). WINNING The first player to reach $15, 000 wins the game!For a longer game, play to $25, 000. Hotel: Score $5, 000 (ONLY if you already have all four houses. ) STORAGE Get Out of Jail Free: If you have any Policeman dice on the gameboard, remove one of those dice and add it to the remaining dice. Done playing for now?Storing your game is easy: just place the game parts in the handy portable game pod, and snap on the cover. We will be happy to hear your questions or comments about this game. US consumers please write to: Hasbro Games, Consumer Affairs Dept. , P. O. Canadian consumers please write to: Hasbro Canada Corporation, 2350 de la Province, Longueuil, QC Canada, J4G 1G2. European consumers please write to: Hasbro UK Ltd. , Hasbro Consumer Affairs, P. O. BOX 43, Caswell Way, Newport, Wales, NP194YD, or telephone our Helpline on 00 800 2242 7276. Scoring When you decide to stop rolling, add up the score for your turn and enter it on your scoresheet. · For each complete color group, add the amount shown on the board for that group. [. . . ] · For each complete color group, add the amount shown on the board for that group. · If you have any incomplete groups, choose the group of the highest value. Add the value on each die to your score. You can score for only one incomplete group. [. . . ]