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Snakes and Ladders is a classic children's race game based entirely on luck. Players roll dice and move along a board numbered 1-100. Landing on a ladder advances you; landing on a snake sends you backward. First to 100 wins.

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.

1. 01Players take turns rolling a single die and moving that many squares.
2. 02Everyone starts off the board; your first roll moves you onto squares 1-6 (no special roll is needed to start).
3. 03Move along the numbered path in the direction of increasing numbers.
4. 04If you land exactly on the bottom of a ladder, climb it to the top square.
5. 05If you land exactly on the head of a snake, slide down to its tail square.
6. 06You need the exact roll to land on square 100; if a roll would take you past 100, you stay where you are.
7. 07Rolling a 6 grants an extra turn.
8. 08Multiple players can occupy the same square.

First player to land exactly on square 100 wins. The game is entirely luck-based with no strategic decisions.

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.