<p><a href="http://www.djeco.com/medias/rule/GB/DJ08554_GB.pdf" rel="nofollow">Rules</a> on the publisher's site lists them as follows in the box's contents:</p>

<blockquote>
  <p>15 “point won” counters</p>
</blockquote>

<p>The only other mention of them in the rules follows:</p>

<blockquote>
  <p>When all the elements have been placed on the platform, the game is won. Each player thus takes a “point won”.</p>
</blockquote>

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2014-01-20T02:23:07.887Z
I'd add the comment that there is a picture of the dragonfly counters with "15x" next to it, before the text you quote.  Here's the deep link, for those without the patience to navigate the cute website: http://www.djeco.com/medias/rule/GB/DJ08554_GB.pdf
Jeff Snider
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2014-01-20T03:26:38.447Z
I already provided that link in my answer. I'm not sure how to mention the pictures or see the point of it.
ikegami
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2014-01-19T23:57:42.123Z
2014-01-19T23:57:42.123Z
ikegami
<p>My question is about this game for little people: <a href="http://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/134434/little-balancing" rel="nofollow">http://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/134434/little-balancing</a></p>

<p>The set is nice quality, it's fun and quick to play, and very collaborative without much strategy.  Along with the stems, lilies and frogs, the set includes a dozen dragonfly tokens.  But nowhere in the (small) rulebook or online can I find reference to how the dragonflies are used in the game.</p>

<p>Any ideas?  What do you do with your dragonflies?</p>

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2014-01-19T20:35:38.263Z
Point trackers?
ikegami
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2014-01-19T20:37:28.927Z
Sometimes you can get a hint from how they are named in the rules. Check the list of the box's contents.
ikegami
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2014-01-19T21:52:03.350Z
The contents and rules that came with the game make no mention of the dragonflies. But I just found a newer set of English rules in the (cute but very difficult to navigate) Djaco website, which says they are point counters.
Jeff Snider
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2014-01-19T22:00:16.500Z
@Jeff Snider - That website is insane(I gave up)! If you can post a direct link to the English rules as an answer, that would be great.
ire_and_curses
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2014-01-20T00:02:46.630Z
@ire_and_curses, And you call yourself a gamer? Shame on you! ;) After the loading to 100%, you gotta through another wait to 100% which appear over the dude's head. Then pick a language from the road sign that pops up, then pick "Rules" from the menu that appears on the bottom. Easy! ;)
ikegami
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2014-01-20T18:08:48.100Z
@Ikegami - Indeed, I lack tenacity. Oh, how obvious! ;)
ire_and_curses
<little-balancing>
What are the dragonflies used for in Little Balancing?
Jeff Snider
# What are the dragonflies used for in Little Balancing?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2014-01-19)

My question is about this game for little people: <http://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/134434/little-balancing>

The set is nice quality, it's fun and quick to play, and very collaborative without much strategy. Along with the stems, lilies and frogs, the set includes a dozen dragonfly tokens. But nowhere in the (small) rulebook or online can I find reference to how the dragonflies are used in the game.

Any ideas? What do you do with your dragonflies?

**Tags:** little-balancing

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Point trackers?  
> **username_1**: Sometimes you can get a hint from how they are named in the rules. Check the list of the box's contents.  
> **username_0**: The contents and rules that came with the game make no mention of the dragonflies. But I just found a newer set of English rules in the (cute but very difficult to navigate) Djaco website, which says they are point counters.  
> **username_2**: @username_0 - That website is insane(I gave up)! If you can post a direct link to the English rules as an answer, that would be great.  
> **username_1**: @username_2, And you call yourself a gamer? Shame on you! ;) After the loading to 100%, you gotta through another wait to 100% which appear over the dude's head. Then pick a language from the road sign that pops up, then pick "Rules" from the menu that appears on the bottom. Easy! ;)  
> **username_2**: @Ikegami - Indeed, I lack tenacity. Oh, how obvious! ;)  

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2014-01-19. Score: 1 | Accepted answer

[Rules](http://www.djeco.com/medias/rule/GB/DJ08554_GB.pdf) on the publisher's site lists them as follows in the box's contents:

> 15 “point won” counters

The only other mention of them in the rules follows:

> When all the elements have been placed on the platform, the game is won. Each player thus takes a “point won”.

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: I'd add the comment that there is a picture of the dragonfly counters with "15x" next to it, before the text you quote.  Here's the deep link, for those without the patience to navigate the cute website: http://www.djeco.com/medias/rule/GB/DJ08554_GB.pdf  
> **username_1**: I already provided that link in my answer. I'm not sure how to mention the pictures or see the point of it.  

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