Aggravation Board – Foldable – 6 & 8 player

Aggravation is a classic board game where the goal is to move all your marbles from your base to your home space before your opponents do.
This board is a quad-fold, print in place, 2 sided board. One side has your classic 6 player configuration while the flip side can host up to 8 players.

Quick Rules for Aggravation
Setup:
-Each player chooses a color and takes four matching marbles.
-Place all marbles in the corresponding base area.
-Roll the die to determine who goes first; the highest roll starts the game.
Starting the Game:
-Players take turns rolling a die.
-To move a marble from the base to the start position, you must roll a 1 or a 6.
-Rolling a 6 gives you an extra turn.
Moving Marbles:
-Once a marble is on the board, move it clockwise the number of spaces shown on the die.
-You can jump over other players’ marbles but not your own.
-If you land on an opponent’s marble by exact count, their marble is “aggravated” and sent back to their base.
Shortcuts:
-Landing on a corner hole allows you to take a shortcut, moving your marble to the subsequent corners and getting you closer to home.
-Landing in the center by exact count from from your starting row allows you to then move to any corner on the board, but only if you roll a 1.
Winning the Game:
-The first player to move all four marbles into their home area wins the game.
Team Variant:
-Two teams form from alternating colors, so every other player is on the same team.
-Gameplay proceeds as normal.
-If a player gets all their marbles home, they then roll for teammates.
-The first team to get all marbles home wins.

Aggravation is a fun and strategic game that can be enjoyed by 2 to 6 players. It’s all about balancing your moves and trying to hinder your opponents while advancing your own marbles. Enjoy playing!

3D printing settings:
I printed on a Bambu Lab P1S in PLA using standard 0.20 settings, including no supports. Player pieces are designed to just snap into place on the board.

Along with printing 1 of the actual boards, you'll also want to print 6 of the 6 player pieces (in 6 different colors); 8 of the 8 player pieces (again in 8 different colors); and the marbles in whichever colors you printed the players pieces.

If you need a dice, you can find many options on cults3d or any other 3D model website. Here is a classic one: