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Outlaw

Outlaw Rulebook

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

  • Aim of the Game
  • How to Play
  • Additional Rules
  • Game End and Scoring
  • Outlaw Reward Board
  • Dice Example

Aim of the Game

You are a bounty hunter in the wild west and you're planning to retire... You have found the perfect ranch and all you need is $50,000 to buy it... But there is a problem, there are others that want the money as well...

How to Play

Choose a starting player.

Roll all four dice a maximum of three times, putting aside any you want to keep.

The objective is to roll a score of under 10 or over 18.

If you achieve this, place a counter on the Outlaw with that number and end your turn.

If you fail, your turn ends and you pass the dice to the next player.

As soon as you have three counters on three Outlaws, scoring occurs...

Additional Rules

If you roll a number and there is an opponent's counter already there, you remove it and replace it with yours!

But beware... If you roll a number and you have a counter on that Outlaw, they escape and you must remove it!

Game End and Scoring

The game ends immediately when the first player gets...

  • 2 players: $50,000
  • 3 players: $40,000

Happy Hunting!

Outlaw Reward Board

The board has one Outlaw poster for each number from 4 to 9 and from 19 to 24. Each poster is headed "Reward", shows the Outlaw's name and a dollar amount marked "Dead or Alive", and carries the number used to place a counter on that Outlaw.

NumberOutlawReward
4Billy The Kid$10,000
5Butch Cassidy$7,000
6James B "Killer" Miller$5,000
7Belle Starr$3,000
8"Curly Bill"$2,000
9William Longley$1,000
19Bill Doolin$1,000
20Sam Bass$2,000
21

Names and spellings are reproduced as printed on the board, including "Harain" on the number 23 poster.

Dice Example

The sheet shows a picture of four dice printed beside the text "=7".

Thomas Colman Younger
$3,000
22Sundance Kid$5,000
23John Wesley Harain$7,000
24Jessie James$10,000