My friend and I found it about a week ago in my Grandfather's attic, and the excitement to play it had never left my mind. We, well I, decided to bring it home and take the board and dice to my basement. The rules were burned on the back, and I had memorised them for this day. They were quite simple if I'm being honest. To start the game, one must wield the oak and birch dice. The name of the wielder will appear on the board when the player feels they are ready. Just like that, two words burned themselves into the wood, Kai Kirschen. Next, three numbers will appear on the board just as the name had. Smoke rose from the board as three numbers burned onto it: an eight, a six, and a five. There are three rounds, in order to win, the player must match one of the numbers every round.
