DE8906911U1 - Dice board game - Google Patents

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DIPLOMATIC HYSIOTHERAPIST DR. RgRj. NAT. RICHARD BlgttL patemtahwalt OFFICE ADDRESS · HAUPTSTRASSE32 7218&Tgr;&EEgr;*&Ogr;8&eacgr;&idiagr;&Ngr;&&Egr;&Ngr;&Iacgr; 1» REPRESENTATIVE g

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Note: Karl-Heinz Reichmann,

72o1 Hausen o.V.

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Dice board game

The present invention relates to a dice parlor game with a playing surface and on it a number of identical figure supply areas that can be assigned to a maximum number of participants, each with the same number of storage spaces and with a similar supply of game pieces of essentially the same shape for all players, as well as with a number of occupable storage spaces according to the preamble of claim 1.

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The invention is based on a parlor game of the type of a board game with groups of several starting positions for a number of players, on which each player must store a supply of game pieces, which he or she wants to bring to a collection point in some way by rolling dice, e.g. in the case of the game of Ludo, which has been known for decades, on a given line with given steps according to the corresponding values rolled as quickly as possible, i.e. with as few dice rolls as possible. A large number of variants of this type have come onto the market over time, all of which are based on the number of steps rolled to the target fields.

As a rule, a dice game is based on the principle of moving a supply of game pieces as quickly as possible via intermediate stations to a final station, which are added up by rolling the dice from station to station. the, whereby steps or jumps backwards must be taken into account, so that there are random differences in the movements of the game characters and consequently different successes for the player. The events can sometimes be different and perhaps even tiring.

The present invention is intended to open up a new variant on the market of dice board games with multiple possibilities for new game rules and to close a gap in the market, whereby the well-known and well-established games of this type still have their

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may have followers, but should attract new groups of players who do not always want to use the same familiar principle.

The invention is therefore based on the task of creating a dice game with which new rules can be established, changed and applied,

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This problem is solved by the subject matter of claim 1. Further developments of the invention are the subject matter of the subclaims. In contrast to the dice games of the prior art, the game sequences can be simple and still entertaining, in that the game pieces are transported directly ^and quickly from the dice to the target station or are thrown back to the supply station by a fellow player. The remaining variation options for complications or additional jumps back achieved thereby offer sufficient variety.

In the simplest case, a figure, e.g. a plug-in pin, jumps to the end station (e.g. "6") or to a station with the number corresponding to the number on the dice (e.g. 1 to "5"), depending on the value of the dice thrown. When the other player throws, a dice number can result for a free station, i.e. another

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number, or for an already occupied station with the same value, whereby in the latter case the figure of any marking or color or similar used to occupy it is returned to the supply of the player in question. This programming is an example, but not fundamentally mandatory, the game rules can be varied in many different ways.

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Fig.1: a) a side view of the game b) a section of it

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Fig.2: a top view

Fig.3: a side view of usable figures

In the embodiment of Fig.1, the dice parlor game consists of a central hollow body 1 with a closed bottom 2, placed on a foot part 3 with a protruding surface 4 and collar edge 5 and closed at its upper end 6 by an insertable upper part 7 with an upwardly formed hood JJ and a central playing surface 9 and is provided at the side with a collar-shaped surface Io , which is less

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protrudes further than the base part 3 and contains an outer edge zone 11 with holes or openings as storage spaces for playing figures. The central playing surface 9 of the hood 8 contains a larger hole 12 preferably in a central location for unhindered passage of the playing figures and a certain number of holes for slotted holes in the actual playing surface 9. The plug-in

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enclosing the upper part 7 in the middle hollow body 1 of the housing 21 ^and "d the easier opening of the housing for removing the playing figures lying inside the housing after the end or for the purpose of interrupting the game

In Fig.2, in a top view of the central playing area 9, the larger hole 12 of the final target place and the actual playing area 14 with the numbered occupancy places, e.g. 15 and the outer edge zone 16 with a number of groups, e.g. 1 7, of storage places, i.e. holes for playing pieces, e.g. 18 of the participants, preferably in geometric order, 7 R ei na c reaalmüBiaen Viol or Ice erlfennhar C. am HO dor

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In Fig.3, a toy figure is shown as an example with a handle head 31, a plug-in foot 32 with a diameter corresponding to the plug-in holes and a stop surface 33.

Claims (6)

1. Dice board game with a playing surface and on it a number of identical figure storage areas that can be allocated to a maximum number of participants, each with the same number of storage spaces and with a similar supply of game pieces of essentially the same shape for all players, as well as with a number of occupable storage spaces, characterized, that the playing surface (9) has a first inner area (bore 12) of unhindered and irreversible passage of figures as the target area of the playing figures and a second area of groups of bores (occupancy places 15) for figure families, which serve as intermediate stations. File number: ···· "Dice board game" Note: Karl-Heinz Reichmann, 72o1 Hausen o.V. o83 &Igr;&ogr;&iacgr; - DrBi/bp - 31.o5.89 Claims - Page 2 2. Dice parlor game according to claim 1, characterized in that its housing (J_3) contains a central hollow body (1) with a closed bottom (2), which rests on a base part (3) with a projecting surface (4) placed on top and closed at its upper end (6) with a hood U) and a cover surface as a playing surface (9) and provided with a collar-shaped edge surface (1o) which protrudes at most as much as the foot part (3), a) the first outer edge zone (16) of which contains through holes (18) or openings as storage spaces outside the wall of the hollow body (1), into which the Playing figures can be inserted as plug pins (32) up to a stop (33) of their head (31), b) the second, inner or central zone (14) of which serves as the actual playing surface or within the wall (19) of the cylinder housing further holes (15) of the cross-section of the connector pins (32) as numbered places, the number of which is one less than the number of values that can be rolled, and c) contains at least one further hole (12) or one further opening as a final target place with a cross-section or diameter that is larger than that of the head (31) with stop (33) of the playing figures, within the central playing area (9) or preference 3 _O wise in the middle. File number: " " " "Dice board game" o83 1o1 - DrBi/bp - 31.o5.89 Note: Karl-Heinz Reichmann, Claims - Page 3 72o1 Hausen o.V. 3. Dice game according to one of claims 1 and 2, characterized in that a cover fly and/or the cross section of the cylindrical» carbon body O) and/or the foot part (3) has an axially symmetrical shape, preferably a circle or a regular polygon and/or the holes (e.g. 15, 18) of the diameter of the plug pins (32) are divided equally into grid groups (17) with a regular order or individual opening (12) on the polygon axes (2o, 21). 4. Dice game according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the cover surface is provided with a marginal collar (22) at the bottom and can be inserted into the cylindrical hollow body (1) without noticeable play up to a stop. 5. Dice game according to one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the cylindrical hollow body (O) is designed as at least one chamber closed at the bottom, to which one of the further bores (e.g. 15) or openings is assigned. Reference number: '.v.'.V/' '.·*'..' '..' ..' "Dice board game" o83 1o1 - DrBi/bp - 31.o5.89 Note: Karl-Heinz Reichmann, Claims - Page 4 72o1 Hausen o.V. 6. Dice game according to one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that the game figures have, in part, number-related or copy-related different, key-like, individually lockable and uniform keys for game figure fajsiilJeii, 7, Dice game according to one of claims 1 to 6, characterized in that the base (3) is designed as a plate with a protruding surface (4) and a downwardly directed collar (5).