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Your challenge in Lucky Numbers is to fill your grid first, but you never know which tiles you'll have to work with!

The rules are here. The English rules start on page 21.

The object of the game is to fill your 4x4 grid with number tiles. The numbers in every row and column must be in ascending order.

There are 80 tiles with four copies of each number from 1 to 20.

To begin the game each player starts with 4 random tiles in ascending order on the diagonal of their grid.

On your turn you may draw a tile from the face down stack or the face-up tiles on the table.

You then do one of the following:
* Place the tile in an empty cell of your grid.
* Replace any tile in the grid with the new tile. The replaced tile then goes face up on the table.
* Place the tile face up on the table.

Whenever you place a tile the numbers in every row and column must be in ascending order. A number may not be repeated in any row or column.

The game ends when the winning player has filled their grid.
The winner is awarded 2 points and every other payer receives a negative point for each empty cell in their grid.

Any questions, please don't hesitate to ask.

Players:
Sirius9121
StrangerCoug
Not_Mafia
Ircher

It is Sirius9121's turn
Table: 1, 1, 18, 20
Tiles remaining in stack: 21

Sirius9121

	A	B	C	D
1	1	3	6	8
2	2	6	8	10
3	4	7	10	19
4	12	15	16	20

StrangerCoug

	A	B	C	D
1	2	4	6	10
2	4	5	10	12
3	5	9	13
4	13	14	15	16

Not_Mafia

	A	B	C	D
1	1	2	3	5
2	3	7		17
3	11		18
4	13	17		19

Ircher

	A	B	C	D
1	3	5	9	11
2	6	11		18
3		15	16	19
4		17	19	20

Leader Board:

Player	Score	# of games
Sirius9121	3	3
NoPowerOverMe	-1	1
Ninetales	-2	1
vincentw	-2	1
Not_Mafia	-3	2
Farren	-4	1
Gypyx	-5	3
Nancy Drew 39	-6	1
StrangerCoug	-11	3

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I don't get the rules, is there some kind of restriction for what cards you can place?

You can only place a card if it makes the row and column both be in ascending order.

/in

Ah okay

/in

Ok, the game's full and ready to start!

Rolling to see who goes first:

StrangerCoug's turn.

Since there are no tiles on the table, StrangerCoug draws from the stack.

StrangerCoug draws a 12.

You may place the 12 in an empty cell, replace a filled cell with your 12, or place your 12 on the table.

Table: Empty
Tiles remaining in stack: 63

Nancy Drew 39

	A	B	C	D
1	1
2		2
3			16
4				18

StrangerCoug

	A	B	C	D
1	2
2		8
3			10
4				16

NoPowerOverMe

	A	B	C	D
1	6
2		9
3			12
4				17

Gypyx

	A	B	C	D
1	2
2		2
3			6
4				18

StrangerCoug

	A	B	C	D
1	2
2		8		12
3			10
4				16

NoPowerOverMe's turn.

Since there are no tiles on the table, NoPowerOverMe draws from the stack.

NoPowerOverMe draws a 16.

You may place the 16 in an empty cell, replace a filled cell with your 16, or place your 16 on the table.

Table: Empty
Tiles remaining in stack: 62

NoPowerOverMe

	A	B	C	D
1	6
2		9
3			12
4				17

NoPowerOverMe

	A	B	C	D
1	6
2		9
3			12
4			16	17

Gypyx's turn.

Since there are no tiles on the table, Gypyx draws from the stack.

Gypyx draws a 6.

You may place the 6 in an empty cell, replace a filled cell with your 6, or place your 6 on the table.

Table: Empty
Tiles remaining in stack: 61

Gypyx

	A	B	C	D
1	2
2		2
3			6
4				18

Can i place a 6 next to a 6 or nah?

In post 14, Gypyx wrote:Can i place a 6 next to a 6 or nah?

No, a number may not be repeated in any row or column.

Ok, just realized it's a bad idea anways

Gypyx

	A	B	C	D
1	2
2		6
3			6
4				18

Nancy Drew 39's turn.

Table: 2
Tiles remaining in stack: 61

Nancy Drew 39

	A	B	C	D
1	1
2		2
3			16
4				18

Would you like to draw the 2 from the table or draw from the stack?

In post 3, Gypyx wrote:I don't get the rules, is there some kind of restriction for what cards you can place?

When I clicked the link, it was in German.

ETA: NM, I read 21 +.

draw

Nancy draws a 15 from the stack.

You may place the 15 in an empty cell, replace a filled cell with your 15, or place your 15 on the table.

In post 20, Charles510 wrote:Nancy draws a 15 from the stack.

You may place the 15 in an empty cell, replace a filled cell with your 15, or place your 15 on the table.

D1

Nancy Drew 39

	A	B	C	D
1	1			15
2		2
3			16
4				18

StrangerCoug's turn.

Table: 2
Tiles remaining in stack: 60

StrangerCoug

	A	B	C	D
1	2
2		8		12
3			10
4				16

Would you like to draw the 2 from the table or draw from the stack?

In post 21, Nancy Drew 39 wrote:

In post 20, Charles510 wrote:Nancy draws a 15 from the stack.

You may place the 15 in an empty cell, replace a filled cell with your 15, or place your 15 on the table.

D1

Nancy, just checking, you're aware that the tiles also have to be ordered from top to bottom? Cuz that's a weird placement

/pre-in round 2 if possible