Buccaneer Bones

Embark on an epic pirate adventure with Buccaneer Bones! Set sail your galleon fleet to the mysterious Murky Isles, home to the greatest buried pirate treasures. Roll the Buccaneer Bones (dice) to send your ships out to sea. Once you reach the island, enjoy special bonuses just for being there. The real thrill is finding the treasure and bringing it back to port, then setting sail again. The first pirate to bring back three treasures earns the title of 'Scourge of the Seven Seas'! Each player starts with six ships on numbered ports of their player mat. On your turn, roll four dice and reroll as you wish. A pair advances a matching ship one space, while a three - of - a - kind moves it two spaces. When a ship reaches an island, get amazing bonuses like extra die rolls, modifying die values, or rerolling dice. If you have a three - of - a - kind matching the island number, your ship grabs a treasure and heads back to port. If you can't move a ship, use your first mate as a scout, thief, or defender. The game ends when a player collects three treasures. Win by having the most treasures or more ships far from ports in case of a tie. Buccaneer Bones also offers play variants, including a solo game.

How to play: Each player starts with six ships on the numbered ports of their player mat. On your turn, roll four dice. You can reroll as many dice as you want. If you get a pair, move the ship with the matching number one space. A three - of - a - kind moves the corresponding ship two spaces. When a ship reaches an island, follow the bonus rules for that island. If you get a three - of - a - kind that matches the island number, your ship can grab a treasure and return to port. If you can't move a ship, you can use your first mate as a scout on an island, a thief on another player's treasure, or a defender to remove a thief from your treasure. The game ends when a player collects three treasures. The winner is the one with three treasures or, in case of a tie, the one with more ships farther from their ports. Note: Make sure to read the rules for the play variants if you want to try something different. There's also a solo game option. Keep the dice in a safe place when not in use to prevent them from getting lost or damaged.