How to play

1. Each player has four tokens in their home base. You need a 6 to bring a token out onto your coloured start square.
2. Take turns rolling the die and moving one token that many squares clockwise. Rolling a 6 earns another roll.
3. After a full lap, tokens turn into your coloured home column. Moving into the centre needs an exact roll.
4. Capture: land exactly on a lone opponent token and it goes back to its base. Its owner needs another 6 to bring it out again.
5. Blocks: two or more tokens of one colour on the same square form a block. A block can't be captured, and no opponent can land on it or move past it. If your roll would take a token past a block, that token can't move. Pick another token or wait.
6. Line Kick: each arm of the board has three lanes. If your token stops on an outer lane and a lone opponent token is directly across in the other outer lane of the same row, with the middle square empty, you may choose to Line Kick: that opponent is knocked back to base and your token takes its square, even if that moves it far ahead on its lap or back a few squares. It doesn't apply if the middle square is occupied or the opponent tokens are stacked.
7. Back Kick: a token on the main track may move backward by the number rolled, but only if that lets it knock out an opponent, by landing on a lone token (normal kick) or by setting up a Line Kick. It may back up behind its own start square, but never past a block. A token that ends up on the last stretch of its lap (by backing up or by a Line Kick) carries on from there into its home column. It doesn't go round again.
8. Choosing your move: when a token has more than one option, click it and pick a marker on the board: → move forward · ⚡ move forward and Line Kick · ↩ move back and capture · ↩⚡ move back and Line Kick. Hover a marker to see what it does.
9. The first player to get all four tokens home wins.