Cat Herder
A stacking game in which cat pieces of different shapes are added to or removed from the stack. Cat pieces however are not touched using your hands. A table provides what household item you will use to add or remove items, based on a dice role. . Cat pieces would be printed using 3D printer. These would differ in places for hooking onto other pieces, using outstretched paws, tails and head. . . Cat Herder. . A fast, multiplayer game in which players compete to have the most pieces in the stack. . Each turn players can do one action:. . Add one of their pieces to the stack. Remove someone else's pieces from the stack. . Players are not allowed to touch pieces on the stack or table with their hands. Instead they must randomly determine a household handling device from the table below. Devices are provided by the players from their own home, and are not included in the game. Here are the devices,. . Picking up pieces. Kitchen tongs. Chopsticks or tweezers. Item from outside the home. Scissors. Sheet of paper. Hanger. Thrown item of the players choice. Musical instrument. Book. String or rope. . The exact method of using the device is not specified and left to the players imagination. The only limitation is they do not touch the cat piece with any part of their, or anyone else’s, body. If the device is not available in the home they forfeit a turn. Also, don’t destroy the homeowner’s stuff, that ain’t cool.
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