TRICK-OR-TREAT by Andree Gendron
GAME BOARD    GAME PARTS
How to put your Trick-or-Treat game together
Print out these instructions on regular printer paper
Use the image icon to print the game board on card stock or regular printer paper
Use the image icon to print the game parts on card stock or regular printer paper
Carefully cut out the trick cards, ghosts, arrow and spinner square
Carefully cut a small slit through the center of the spinner square from the top
Put Scotch tape on both sides of the arrow. Trim excess. Use a hole punch to put a round hole where indicated
Attach the arrow to the spinner square with a brass fastener that opens behind the spinner. The arrow should turn freely.
What items you'll need from home to play Trick-or-Treat
brass fastener, dice, candy or large beads, candy dish, small baggies, small player pieces, large Zip-lok bag to store game
How to set up the game
Place game board on a table or flat surface
Place ghost pieces away from the board
Place the Trick cards in a pile face down near the board
Place candy dish with candy, or beads, away from the board
Place player pieces on the board by any house except the Haunted House #13
Object of the game - Player who gets home with the most candy after going around the board at least once wins.
How to play Trick-or-Treat
Place player pieces on the board by any house except the Haunted House #13
This game is for three or more players. Choose a player to go first
Roll one die. Move your piece along the street in any direction, trying to land on a house by exact count.
You may skip houses or return to ones you've already visited
When players land in front of a house they must first spin the arrow
If the arrow lands on TREAT, they get a piece of candy from the dish for their bag
Players MUST remember to say "thank you" for candy before the next player's turn,
or else lose a piece of candy to the player who catches them
If the arrow lands on TRICK, they must take a Trick card and do as it says then return it under the deck
Whenever a player lands in front of, or is sent to, the Haunted House #13, they get a ghost instead of candy
Take a ghost piece. Roll one die to determine if you have a good or bad ghost. 1-3 = good ghost / 4-6 = bad ghost
Good ghost - The player gets to roll twice at the start of each turn and choose which roll to use
Bad ghost - The player moves along the street backwards only on odd rolls and forward only on even rolls.
If you already have a ghost, the two must fight to see who stays and who goes. Roll 1-3 to keep your first ghost
Roll 4-6 to get the new ghost. You will need to determine if it is a good or bad ghost before the next player's turn
Once a player goes home, or is sent home, all other players must go back to their own homes by the shortest route
Once everyone is home, the player with the most candy wins the game
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