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Serpents et Échelles
Climb ladders, avoid snakes - race to the top
- 2–4 joueurs
- 10–20 min
- DifficultéFacile
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Classement completComment jouer
- Lancez un dé et avancez de ce nombre de cases
- Atterrir au bas d'une échelle vous fait grimper
- Atterrir sur la tête d'un serpent vous fait descendre
- Atteignez exactement la dernière case pour gagner
Questions
Be the first player to reach the final square (100) exactly.
The board shows squares numbered 1-100 in a winding path, with ladders connecting lower to higher squares and snakes descending from higher to lower squares. Each player has a token starting off the board.
First player to land exactly on square 100 wins. The game is entirely luck-based with no strategic decisions.
Players take turns rolling a single die and moving that many squares. Everyone starts off the board; your first roll moves you onto squares 1-6 (no special roll is needed to start). Move along the numbered path in the direction of increasing numbers.
This game is pure luck - there are no strategic choices to make. Enjoy the excitement of ladder climbs and snake descents. The game teaches children counting and handling unexpected setbacks.
Snakes and Ladders originated in ancient India as Moksha Patam, a game with moral and spiritual significance. Ladders represented virtues, snakes represented vices. The Victorian British transformed it into a children's game.