The Mermaid's Jewels: String Together A Treasure From The Sea

The Mermaid's Jewels: String Together A Treasure From The Sea

2021Frederica Scott Vollrath

2 - 4 players
10 - 20 min

From BoardGameGeek

Mermaids have been swimming through the magical sea, collecting colorful jewels along the way. They have an overflowing treasure chest full of “pearls” and want you to join in on the fun. Can you string together enough of these treasures from the sea to make your very own necklace? Roll the die and collect pearls from the special, pearl-sorting treasure chest. Once you remove a pearl, all the other pearls will cascade down the lane. Look closely! Did any of the pearls form a chain reaction with two or more of the same colored pearls touching? The first player to complete their necklace wins! For a more challenging game, you can add the dangerous, dark green, seaweed colored pearls to the treasure chest. You'll need to avoid getting “caught in the seaweed” and complete your necklace to win. -description from the designer

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About The Mermaid's Jewels: String Together A Treasure From The Sea

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Mermaids have been swimming through the magical sea, collecting colorful jewels along the way. They have an overflowing treasure chest full of “pearls” and want you to join in on the fun. Can you string together enough of these treasures from the sea to make your very own necklace? Roll the die and collect pearls from the special, pearl-sorting treasure chest. Once you remove a pearl, all the other pearls will cascade down the lane. Look closely! Did any of the pearls form a chain reaction with two or more of the same colored pearls touching? The first player to complete their necklace wins! For a more challenging game, you can add the dangerous, dark green, seaweed colored pearls to the treasure chest. You'll need to avoid getting “caught in the seaweed” and complete your necklace to win. -description from the designer

Designer

Frederica Scott Vollrath

Categories

Children's GameNautical

Mechanics

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