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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Apr. 30, 1996
Filed:
Mar. 06, 1995
Dawn M Simmons, Fidelity, IL (US);
Laurie L Buchanan, Fidelity, IL (US);
Other;
Abstract
A pirate's trap board game is presented involving a serpentine pathway between the beginning 'Empty Treasures' space and the ending 'Open Pirate's Treasure' space. The serpentine pathway is divided into a number of spaces depicting treasure commonly found in a pirate's treasure hunt: a gold bar, an emerald, a sapphire, a treasure chest, a diamond and a pirate. A six-sided die is also utilized to move the player's token, with one face of the die depicting one of the above corresponding figures. When a player rolls a treasure chest he also selects a card from a treasure chest which allows him to advance his token according to the instructions on the card. When a player rolls a pirate, he must pick a card from the pirate's trap cave which instructs him to move his token backward. The game ends when one player rolls a treasure chest and is allowed to advance his token to the open pirate's treasure chest at the end of the serpentine pathway. Colorful sea-faring tokens are also provided to allow the players to remain within the theme of a pirate's treasure hunt.