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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Oct. 27, 1981
Filed:
Dec. 05, 1979
Howard H Nick, La Grangeville, NY (US);
Other;
Abstract
An interplanetary conflict game comprises a game board having first indicia thereon which are symbolic of the solar system and include planets, stars, and travel routes between the stars. The gameboard also includes a second indicia to determine the distance between the stars. A plurality of rocket markers for each player are manually moved by a player between the stars and planets and are used to fire at an opponent player's rocket or to capture an opponent's planet. A group of rating spheres used in conjunction with each rocket marker indicate the numerical rating of the rocket markers. A firing chart determines a firing range between a players rocket and an opponent's rocket. A promotion chart is used for determining the proper rating sphere for the rocket markers. A legend chart indicates the number of moves for a rocket marker as indicated by its rating sphere. A group of firing cards are drawn by a player desiring to have his rocket fire upon a rocket belonging to an opponent player and instructs the player as to whether the rocket has hit or has missed.