Streifen Toni
Streifen Toni Rulebook
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Game Materials
61 cards (5 worm heads, 56 worm sections)
Set-up
Each player gets a worm head. Place the worm heads next to one another at the same level, keeping a little distance between them. If there are fewer than 5 players, you put the remaining worm heads back in the box.
In the 5-player game, you use all 56 worm section cards. With 4 players, you use 46 of these cards; in the 3-player game, 36; and in the 2-player game, 26 cards.
Shuffle the cards well. Each player takes 3 cards in his hand, holding them so the other players can't see them.
Then place 6 worm section cards in the middle of the table, face down and easily accessible to all. The remaining cards form the face-down draw pile. Now you can start the race.
How the Game Plays
The youngest player begins. The other players follow clockwise.
On your turn, you put a card from your hand face down next to the 6 cards in the middle of the table. After that, you take a different card from there, reveal it and add it as a worm section to your worm.
This is how you lay out worm sections correctly:
- Put the first worm section next to your worm head.
- Place all further worm sections revealed by you on the small stick of your previously laid-out worm section card, in such a way that the worm sections are connected. In this way, your worm gets longer and longer.
After adding the new worm section, you draw another card from the draw pile and take it in your hand. This ends your turn.
When the draw pile has been depleted, each player has three more turns, without drawing a new card at the end.
End of the Game
When all players have added their tenth worm section, the game ends. The six worm sections that are still lying face down on the table remain there without being laid out.
The player who now has the longest worm wins.