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Description - Aggravation Game |
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Aggravate everyone you know! Because they'll try to aggravate you! In this classic 30-year-old game, you race marbles around the board. The first player to get 4 marbles from their Base to their Home wins! It's a cinch to play! Just roll the dice and start moving. Along the way try to take shortcuts to zip ahead! If you land on a space filled by another player's marble, send 'em packing back to their Base. It's aggravating! But watch out-next time it might be you! Includes game board, die, 24 marbles. For 2 to 6 players.
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Larry
from
georgia
Deluxe version RULES While I was a kid, a major ice storm hit our area. Without electricity for 3 wks, it became difficult to play Monopoly time and time again. My dad bought the Deluxe version and 20 yrs later we still talk about the mega matches we had. Now with kids of my own, its time to show them just how Aggravating their old man can be. This version is the best boardgame of all time. Just when you thought you had the last man home, the pure evilness of the game strikes, there you are begining from HOME again. Simple, luck of the dice game. You will not find a new game that is any better! CATRYNA from RAMONA, CA THIS IS THE GREATEST GAME OF ALL TIME. I don't have the store bought game, but one of the original game boards made by my grandmother's Uncle Ralph who conceived of the game back in the 1930s or 1940s. He made game boards for everyone in the family. The original games were made from two cross pieces of wood each measuring 4 or 5 inches wide by 29 inches long by 1 inch thick. He made mine in the 60s, but my parents game was given to them in the 50s and my 3 brothers and I were addicted to the game. We came up with a version of the game that we called "Cut Throat Aggravation", which was perfect for the four of us. In that version with four people its played with two sets of partners. Each person rolling the dice has the opportunity of moving their own marbles or their partner's and that can get pretty wild. Rick from Yucca Valley, Ca. Clobber ! Aggravation is the name of the game, but FUN is what it's all about! Before our family ever saw or heard of the game, we we're introduced to "CLOBBER", a 4-player version of Aggravation. When we were growing up in the mid 1960's, we would spend the holiday's with family in Utah. They had these two square pieces of formica-countertop, with holes drilled in a pattern of a 4-Player Aggravation. They called it "CLOBBER", and it was so much fun! It's a good thing they had two boards, as there we're 17 of us all wanting to join in the fun. And FUN it was ! |
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