Crazy Eggz Rulebook

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

• Content
• Setup
• How to Play
• Game End and Winning
• Description of the Action Die
• Description of the Body Die

Content

• 9 Orange Eggs
• 1 Blue Egg
• 1 Egg Stand
• 1 Action Die (Red)
• 1 Body Die (White)

Setup

Place the egg stand in the middle of the table.

Each player rolls the body die. Then, each player places and holds 1 Orange egg with their body according to the directions given by the body die (Refer to p. 8). The remaining eggs are left in the egg box.

How to Play

1. The youngest person starts the game.

2. The first player chooses one egg and places it on the egg stand.

   Note: The blue egg is heavier and harder than the other eggs, so it is more difficult to hold. When there is a tie, the player who has the blue egg wins (Refer to p. 6).

3. When the first player rolls the die, all players must act quickly in accordance with the picture visible on the top of the die.

   • When the top of the die is red (Refer to p. 6): The first person to act correctly takes the egg on the stand, rolls the body die and places it on the indicated location of their body.
   • When the top of the die is blue (Refer to p. 7): The last person to act returns 1 egg back to the egg box. If this player doesn't have any egg, nothing more happens.

   Note: Nobody takes the egg on the stand.

4. If a player takes or returns an egg, the person on their left begins the next turn and the game proceeds as described above.

   Note: If it is unclear who acted first or last, then nobody takes or returns an egg, and the game continues.

   Note: If a player drops any egg, the player returns the egg(s) into the box.

Game End and Winning

If any one of the conditions below occurs, the game end is near.

• If a player has 5 eggs. The player with 5 eggs celebrates by doing a ceremony. The player must stand up and spin around once while holding onto all 5 eggs and crying out "Cock-a-doodle-doo!" If the player successfully completes the celebration, the player wins the game. If any of the eggs falls, the player must return the egg(s) back to the box, and the game continues.
• If all 10 eggs are taken, and there are no more eggs in the box. Everyone celebrates by doing a ceremony. Everyone must stand up and spin around once while holding onto their eggs and crying out "Cock-a-doodle-doo!" If any of the eggs falls, the player(s) must return the egg(s) back to the box, and the game continues. If all players successfully complete the required celebration, then the player with the most eggs wins the game. When there is a tie, the player who has the blue egg wins.

Description of the Action Die

Red side: The first player to perform the action depicted on top of the die takes the egg on the stand and places it in accordance with the body die.

• The players must shout like real roosters: "Cock-a-doodle-doo!"
• The players must take the egg on the egg stand.
• The players must take the action die. Note: The body die doesn't count.
• The players must stand up and put one hand up and the other hand down. (Disco pose)

Blue side: The last player to perform the action depicted on top of the die returns one of their eggs back to the egg box. If they do not have any egg, they do not have to return anything. Note: Nobody takes the egg on the stand.

• The players must put their index finger on their lips and say "Hush!".
• The players must put one of their hands on the egg on the stand.

Description of the Body Die

When a player takes an egg, they must roll the body die to determine where to place the egg on their body.

• Under the armpit
• The inside of the elbow
• Between neck and shoulder
• Under the chin
• Between the knees
• The player may place the egg in any of the five locations described