Ludo

The description of Ludo

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Ludo is a classic board game perfect for two, three, or four players. Each player starts with their tokens staged in their colored corner area, known as the yard. The goal is to strategically move all your tokens from the yard, around the board, and into the home column to the finish square before anyone else.

At the beginning of the game, players must roll a 6 to bring their tokens into active play, one at a time, onto their respective starting squares. Players then race their tokens clockwise around the game track, avoiding opponents' pieces. Reaching the square just below the home column allows players to advance their tokens up the column to the finish. The swiftness of your tokens depends on the roll of a die, and a precise roll is needed to enter the finish square. The first player to get all their tokens to the finish wins the game, and the remaining players can continue to determine the second, third, and fourth-place finishers.

To move a token, you must roll a 6. If you don't roll a 6 and have no tokens in play, the turn goes to the next player. Once you have tokens in play, select one and move it the number of squares indicated by the die. Rolling a 6 allows you to either move a token or bring another token into play and also grants an extra bonus roll. Subsequent rolls of 6 grant more bonus rolls, but three consecutive 6s in a turn will forfeit your turn. Players must move a token if possible, and if a token lands on a square occupied by an opponent's token, the opponent's token returns to their yard and can only re-enter play with another roll of 6.