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ScareCrow

ScareCrow 1952

Design (Uncredited) Publisher Schaper
2–4
Players
20
Minutes
4
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About the Game

This game is similar to the kids game Jumbolino. Players roll a die and add pieces to their plastic scarecrows based on the number rolled. The first player to assemble a complete scarecrow wins. Game comes with 4 plastic Scarecrows and 1 die. This is a very simple game. On your turn you roll the die. If you roll a 1 you put a head on the scarecrow. Then if you roll a 2 you put the body, 3 the right arm, 4 the left arm, 5 the right leg and 6 the left leg. These pieces must be put on in exact order so if you are up to needing a 4 and you don't roll it your opponent gets a turn. etc. until someone puts the scarecrow together.

This game is similar to Dunce, except that in that game players lose when they finish their figure. That game also features a teetotum instead of a die, and one of the faces allows a player to skip a turn while compelling other players to add a part.

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