Centennial Dice

Across a paper track of twelve numbered spaces, Centennial Dice sets up a race with three dice and homemade markers. The board is only a single row, and each player marks progress with an initial, a token, or coins that don't match the rest. Movement follows a fixed route across the numbers, then back down the same path to the first space.

How to play?

Roll three dice on each round. Land on space 1 only with a 1 in the roll. Reach 2 with a 2. Reach 3 with a 3, with three 1s, or with 2 plus 1. Apply the same rule to later spaces by using one die, any pair added together, or the total of all three dice. A single throw may advance the marker through several spaces if the rolled values cover the next required numbers in order. A roll of 1, 2, and 4 can move along 1, then 2, then 3 from 2 plus 1, then 4, then 5 from 4 plus 1, then 6 from 4 plus 2, and then 7 from all three dice added. Claim a missed number after another player fails to use it, but call for it only once the dice pass on. Extra throws may follow any successful advance. Reach 12, travel back to 1, and finish the circuit before anyone else.