Knucklebones — 3D printed Dice Rolling Game (Comes with Randomly Selected Dice)

This is a 3D printed tray to play the dice rolling game Knucklebones! Dating back to ancient times, the name comes from when the game was played in ancient Greece using actual sheep bones as dice. The game has taken many iterations over years and across cultures, but is most recently seen in the Indie game Cult of the Lamb.

Each order comes with the following items:

– One dice tray with rubber feet printed in the color of your choice
– Two randomly selected sets of 9 dice in assorted colors (requests for specific colors can be made but are dependent on availability)
– One "How to Play Knucklebones" sheet with the following information:

The game consists of two 3×3 boards, each belonging to their respective player.
The players take turns. On a player's turn, they roll a single 6-sided die, and must place it in a column on their board. A filled column does not accept any more dice.
Each player has a score, which is the sum of all the dice values on their board. The score awarded by each column is also displayed.
If a player places multiple dice of the same value in the same column, the score awarded for each of those dice is multiplied by the number of dice of the same value in that column. e.g. if a column contains 4-1-4, then the score for that column is 4×2 + 1×1 + 4×2 = 17.
When a player places a die, all dice of the same value in the corresponding column of the opponent's board gets destroyed. Players can use this mechanic to destroy their opponent's high-scoring combos.
The game ends when either player completely fills up their 3×3 board. The player with the higher score wins.