Yeah, five player yatzy's and three player yatzy's.
There was a game when my dice were on fire. Not a single dash in any column, and multiple four-of-a-kind's.
Some sort of a note about each and every session of a board/miniature game I have played since the beginning of this blog.
Yeah, five player yatzy's and three player yatzy's.
There was a game when my dice were on fire. Not a single dash in any column, and multiple four-of-a-kind's.
My Christmas trip saw an unexpected amount of family games.
I had two sessions of Yatzy with just two players. This was more like the expectation I had.
However, I also encountered old foe. Uno.
Fortunately that was at least the No Mercy Uno variation. Even if that deck has those crazy +10 cards, the games didn't drag on endlessly because of that blessed mechanic of dropping out of game with twenty-five cards.
We played two sessions, with at least six games on the latter session. Player count was five and six.
Three rounds of two-player Yatzy during visit to my parents.
We rolled some dice. Points were scored. I won one round, lost two. Wheee..
Update: And another three round session of Yatzy with three players.
Update x2: And let's clump up all the after-work sessions as a third session, with two, three and four players.