Now let's see what happens according to the three special sides of the Power die. Finally, you enter '30' in the total column (15 x 2 = 30). Next, you write '2' in the Power column (for the 2 you rolled on the Power die). You write a score of '15' (three 5's = 15) in the Fives column.

You decide to score the roll in the upper section slot marked 'Fives'. For example, at the end of your three rolls you end up with three 5's, one 4 and one 1. (Naturally, you want '3' as often as possible). '1' means you just earn the value of the other five dice '2' doubles your points earned '3' triples the value of your roll. If you roll a 1, 2 or 3, that number determines the 'Power' for your roll - how many times you may multiply your throw. Let's look at the three numbered sides of the Power die. You can re-roll the Power die two or three times just like the other five dice.īut there is one important exception: if you roll ' Freeze', you must stop rolling and score your throw immediately (we'll explain shortly). On each turn, whatever number you roll on the Power die goes here. Most importantly, check out the new 'Power' column. You'll notice several opportunities to score 'Yahtzees', two scoring slots each for some throws - like 'Three of a kind' and 'Large Straight' - and new categories: 'Choice' and '2 Pairs'. There is more to the Power Yahtzee score sheet than a Yahtzee score sheet. Your turn will always end with you writing down your score on your sheet. The Power Die usually helps you to score more, and often in interesting ways! There are times you will want to preserve it, as well. Your goal is to fill your score sheet with high scoring rolls in every slot, so saving certain dice is usually wise. This will preserve them while you re-roll the others. Note: Any dice you 'keep' should be placed aside. When they stop rolling, you decide what to do next-keep your roll, or pick up some (or all) of the dice and roll these a second and/or third time, just as in standard Yahtzee. Shake and toss them into the center of the table. Place the five numbered dice and the Power die in the dice cup.

Play passes to the player on the left throughout the game. Game PlayĮach player rolls one die to see who goes first. While the other players may not have as many scores, one of them may win-this creates anticipation and an exciting ending. To have the highest point total score when one player completes scoring in all of his 'slots' (rows on his score sheet). Write your name or initials on your sheet. Each player gets a pencil and score sheet. Separate the snap-together dice cups, so there are two individual cups available. If you know how to play Yahtzee you'll be playing Power Yahtzee in minutes. Power Yahtzee is the high-scoring version of the classic 'shake and roll' game Yahtzee.

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