When rolling a minus, plus, or Polydi Symbol players will follow the same rules as earlier levels. When a
player rolls a NUMBER they will now leave their Polydi on the field of
play until the end of the round (this is different than the earlier
levels). After each player has taken a turn, players will determine “who”
gains strength points and “how many” points are earned. This
level of competition requires a basic understanding of
addition and
subtraction.
How many Polydi to start?
All players
start with the same number of Polydi.
We suggest that each player starts the game with 5 POLYDI.
The FIVE Polydi you select for the match become your Polydi Brawlers for the game (this is your team).
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Tip: If you do not own enough Polydi, you can use game pieces.
Who goes first?
Who earns points?
important rule
The player who rolled the highest score during the
round is the
only person
to receive strength
points.
If their is a tie, see the tie breaker rules below.
How many points are earned?
important rule
The winner of the round takes their score and subtracts their opponents score
to determine
the number of strength points that the winner has earned for the round.
In other words, the player that rolled the highest score earns the “difference” between his or her roll and the other players roll.
Don’t forget to first add any bonus points received from rolling the “plus sign" during your turn before you calculate the score.
If both players have the same score, they both roll again
for a tie
breaker round.
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Rolling a
NUMBER?
important rule
Each player will take their turn rolling until they role a number.
When the player rolls a “number”, they should leave the Polydi in the field of play. They should NOT remove the Polydi from the field of play until all players complete their turn and scores are calculated.
If a player received any bonus points from rolling a “plus” symbol during their turn, they must remember how many points they received to add to their score. They can memorize their plus one scores or use a note pad.
After each player has taken their turn in the duel, it is time to determine “WHO” gains strength points AND “how many strength points” they have earned during this round.
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Tip: Your score can also be called your "strength points" or power points, etc.
If you need help with your math facts, you are welcome to utilize the Math Fact Sheets or any other tool that you would find helpful.
Rolling a
MINUS SIGN?
If you roll a (minus sign) that means you must put the Polydi that you have just rolled into the cage. Your Polydi has been CAPTURED.
Take another Polydi and roll again.
If you have no more Polydi Brawlers to roll, you lost the duel.
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Rolling
a PLUS SIGN?
If you roll a
(plus sign)
that means you can take one Polydi out
from the cage (if one has been captured).
You also
add
one point to the score of your next roll.
Roll your Polydi again.
Tip: If you roll a plus sign a few times, don’t forget to keep adding one point to your score for each plus sign rolled.
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Rolling a
Polydi Symbol?
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If you roll a
Polydi Symbol you collect “one” Polydi from
EACH
player in the game.
You can
select which of the
Polydi Brawlers to collect from each player.
Also, you can take one Polydi from the cage. Roll your Polydi again. If any of the other players has only one Polydi, they must give you their final Polydi and they are then out of the match.
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How do you WIN A DUEL?
After a player reaches
21 or more
strength points, the person with the highest score wins the duel. Each player gets an
equal number of turns.
Important: After reaching 21 points or more, “all” players that have not yet had their turn during the round must take their turn. If they roll a plus, minus, or Polydi Symbol it may affect the game.
If two or more players are tie for the highest score, those players roll again for a tie breaker.
Winner takes all Polydi from the cage and the Polydi being played by each player.
You can now challenge your opponents to another duel.
How do you WIN THE MATCH?
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How do you WIN THE GAME?
First person to win
THREE matches wins the game.
If you and the other players in the game do not want to complete three full matches to declare a winner of the game that is perfectly fine. There is nothing wrong with playing only a few duels or possibly a match or two. The idea is to have fun. If you think a full game (winning three matches) is too lengthy, you can certainly shorten your adventure.
What about
a TIE SCORE?
In the game of Polydi their can only be " One" champion at
a time.
If two or more players have a tie score, the players with the same score must ROLL AGAIN.
Learn more details about the tie breaker rules.
Tip: If a player still has a Polydi on their team, they should always complete their turn to officially finish the round. Even if one or more players has already reached 21 or more, it is important for everyone to take their turn. If the player is far from winning, they still have an opportunity to roll a plus sign, minus sign, or Polydi Symbol which can effect the round. ALL players that are not yet officially out of the match, should roll their Polydi to finish the round. Each player gets an equal number of turns.
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