🎲 FarkleX™
Innovative Dice for Farkle-Style Games
🧩 Game Overview
FarkleX™ is a fast-paced push-your-luck dice game using two unique multi-surface dice. Each die displays numbers from 1 to 18, including special color values that create exciting effects.
Roll, score, and decide whether to keep going—or risk losing it all!
🎯 Objective
Be the first player to reach 10,000 points.
🔄 How to Play
- 🎲 Roll both dice
- 📊 Choose ONE scoring option
- 🧠 Decide to:
- ➡️ Continue rolling (risk it!)
- 🏦 Bank your points and end your turn
💥 Scoring Rules
- ⚖️ Two even numbers = 100 points
- ⚖️ Two odd numbers = 100 points
- 📏 Distance of 6 (or less) = 150 points
- Example: 4 & 9 → distance is 5 → scores 150 points
- 📏 Distance of 3 (or less) = 300 points
- Example: 7 & 9 → distance is 2 → scores 300 points
- 🔵 Blue number 1 = 400 points
- 🔵 Blue number 18 = 400 points
- 🟡 Yellow numbers duo (multiplications of 5) 5 & 10 / 5 & 15 / 10 & 15 = 1,000 points
- 🟡 Yellow double 5 & 5 / 10 & 10 / 15 & 15 = 2,500 points
- 🔁 Double numbers = 2,000 points
- Example: 11 & 11 = 2,000
- 🔥 Double of a blue number 1s or 18s = 3,000 points
- Example: 1 & 1 = 3,000
Note: Distance means the difference between the two numbers.
Note: If multiple scoring options are available, choose only one.
🔴 Red Number Rule
- If you roll a red number, you MUST score
- If you cannot score → lose 500 points
- If you roll two red numbers → lose 1,000 points
🔥 Hot Dice
If both dice are used in scoring, you may:
- 🎲 Roll both dice again and continue your turn
- 🏦 Or bank your points
🔗 Combining Rolls
You may combine results from different rolls to create scoring combinations.
Example:
- Roll 18 & 6 → score 400 (for 18)
- Re-roll the 6 → get 8
- Now 18 & 8 = two even numbers → +100
Total: 500 points
💀 Farkle
- No scoring options → lose all points from that turn
- 3 Farkles in a row → lose 1,000 points
🏁 End of Game
The first player to reach 10,000 points wins!
You may choose:
- 🎯 Exact score required
- 🔁 Final round for all players
📝 Score Sheet (How to Track Points)
To keep track of scores, draw a simple table on paper:
- Write player names across the top
- Write round numbers down the left side
- Add each round’s score as you play
Example:
| Round | Player 1 | Player 2 | Player 3 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 300 | 100 | 0 |
| 2 | 500 | 250 | 100 |
| 3 | 900 | 450 | 300 |
| ... |
Continue adding scores each round until a player reaches 10,000 points.