Ludo Walk State

Rules of the game. Each player chooses a set of chips of the same color. To determine the order of play, a die is rolled and the player with the highest number starts first. Players take turns rolling the dice until they get a 6—the number needed to move a piece from the home base to the starting square. In all cases, when a player rolls a 6, he gets the right to another roll and moves one chip to the number of fields rolled on the dice. The chips move in a clockwise pattern, as in Pachisi. If a player has more than one piece on the board and makes a double roll (a 6 followed by another roll), he can move different pieces according to the result of each individual roll. Taking a chip. If a piece lands on a space already occupied by an opponent's piece, the opponent's piece must return to its home base and can only come into play on a 6.