Board game TACTIC Mikado ( 14010 )

 Mikado is an ancient Japanese game for the development of fine motor skills, endurance and even willpower. More than one generation of samurai grew up on the Mikado (smile). The rules are simple: players very carefully remove colored sticks from the general pile. The main thing is to do it so beautifully that no other stick moves. Simple rules to not just win. If there are 2 or more samurai gathered at your table, get the Mikado, check who is who (smile).

 There are two ways to create a stack of sticks. The first is very simple: take the sticks in your hand and throw them over the table - as they fall, so is the pile. The second method is even simpler: squeeze all the sticks in your fist, put it on the table and squeeze it, and again - as it falls, so is the pile.

 You can come up with your own way of stacking the sticks (smile).

GAME PROCESS

 During his turn, the player draws one stick from the common pile. You need to pull so as not to move the other sticks. The move continues until his hand flinches. As soon as the player moves the general pile, the move is interrupted and passed to the next participant.

If the player touched one of the sticks with his fingers, he must pull it. Mikado and Mandarin

 Pay attention to the colorful coloring of the sticks. Each of them brings participants a different number of victory points. For example, wands with blue, red, and yellow rings will give their owners 3 points each, and wands with two red and two blue rings will give 5 victory points each.

 The stick with blue-red-blue rings is called Tangerine, it is worth as many as 10 points, and the pearl of the game is Mikado's stick - it has a blue spiral drawn on it. Not only is the cost of the Mikado a whopping 20 points, but its owner can use this wand to draw other wands.

END OF THE GAME

 As soon as all the sticks from the pile are dismantled, the players count the points scored. The player with the maximum number of them is declared the winner.