Piecepack Matchsticks

Piecepack Matchsticks 2018

Expansion of Piecepack

Design Dan Burkey Publisher (Web published)
6.0 /10
BGG rating
1–144
Players
1–180
Minutes
4
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About the Game

The piecepack matchsticks are a set of pieces designed to open up new gaming possibilities for the piecepack game system. Originally inspired by the little colored sticks used for route-building in games like Settlers of Catan, the piecepack matchsticks provide a wide variety of options beyond (but including) network and route building.

The matchsticks come in 4 suits and 6 lengths that correspond to the suits and values of the piecepack. Each stick's length represents a relationship between the grid squares on the back of a piecepack tile- from "null" cubes that represent a single point in space to "5" sticks that represent the full diagonal length of a tile.

The matchsticks can be used for many different mechanics including: -Connections and pathways -Walls and barriers for area enclosure and maze building -Spatial mechanics that go “outside the box” of the square grids that define many piecepack games -Resource tokens that match up with piecepack suits and values -Additional movement tokens for games that require more pieces of one type than a single piecepack can provide -And as many other uses as a designer can imagine.

Like the piecepack, the piecepack matchsticks are a public domain game system, which means that anyone is free to make and even sell a set without paying royalties.

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