Cult of the Lamb: Knucklebones

Paper Fort Games

£29.99

In Knucklebones, two players each have a 3×3 grid and take turns rolling 6-sided dice, placing a die into a column of their choice. The aim is to build up the value of your own columns while disrupting your opponent’s. Knucklebones is easy to learn, but the combination of dice luck, column management, and attacking your opponent makes for a surprisingly tactical game. This edition of Knucklebones comes in a faux sheepskin leather roll case, with a full colour board and 18 dice in two designs. All dice and the rules fit into a zipped section of the case for a perfect travel game on the go!

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