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A printable jacket to insert into a 4"x6" plastic photo box.

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An Excel spreadsheet that allows you to avoid using any paper or simply to play online with your friends! (To access the Google Spreadsheet, open the Excel file and the link is on the instructions page.)

Features:
- Automatically updates scores and locked rows as you play, helping those playing to understand the rules.
- When you change the value of the fields, it will turn it gray and automatically update your score.
- When two unique locks have been locked, the game will cross of all remaining spaces to indicate the game is over.
- Press the Reset button to reset the scorecards.
- You can play any of the following versions of QWIXX: QWIXX, QWIXX MIXX, SCRAMBLIXX, RAMMIXX, RAMBLIXX, SCRAMMIXX

Google Sheets only features: (To access, download the Excel file and click the link in the Instructions page)
- Multi-language support using Google Translate (including, but not limited to, Spanish, Portuguese, etc.) The only thing that doesn't translate is the Record and Reset button which I could not find a good icon for. Let me know if you know of an intuitive icon for that.
- Automatically updating the keys on the scorecards when a game type is selected
- A statistics page to easily keep track of players, games and scores. With the click of a button, record your scores and reset the game for the next round.

Changelog:
Version 2.0:
- Added the ability to play with up to 8 players (instead of 5)
- A functional Reset button has been added that clears the board, rather than forcing one to go to the Macros menu. (Excel only, GS already had this functionality)
- Lost the instructions page of the spreadsheet.

Version 2.1:
- Added non-English language support (Google Sheets only)
- Added instructions page back into the file (with a link to the Google Sheet page)

10 scoresheets for each side of paper (20 total). Print with Adobe using a "2 x 5" sheets per page custom setting, and print on both sides of the page.

I copied this format from MonkeyFight but nixed the rule reminders since the rules are very easy, which allowed me to fit 20 on a sheet of paper instead of 8.

Just remember that you can get an extra "X" for "locking" a color, and on your turn, you can't choose the order you do things; must use the white dice first (or pass), then the white/color combo (or pass). If you pass on both, you take the -5 penalty.

v1.1
Based on the file made available by @navybrandt with the excellent "on the side" addition. I have a "Store and Print" printer and wanted various game sheets ready to go. I adjusted it so each sheet has 4 player sheets and instructions at the bottom. Just print, cut, read, play.

I added a forth option to @navybrandt's set, RAMBLIXX. All of the squares are empty. Before play, players assign the 2-12 numbers in the order they please or randomly, all the same or all unique among players.

Wording revised for clarity and added "fill left to right" note to all variants.

v1.0
Based on the file made available by @navybrandt with the excellent "on the side" addition. I have a "Store and Print" printer and wanted various game sheets ready to go. I adjusted it so each sheet has 4 player sheets and instructions at the bottom. Just print, cut, read, play.

I added a forth option to @navybrandt's set, RAMBLIXX. All of the squares are empty. Before play, players assign the 2-12 numbers in the order they please or randomly, all the same or all unique among players.

This is based on info I saw in https://boardgamegeek.com/thread/1107649/black-die-variant-t...

Black Die variant
Add a black die for a total of 7 dice.
The active player, instead of using a color die and a white die, can choose the black die and one of the white dice and then subtract the white die from the black die and mark off the value in the black-row (5, 4, 3, 2, 1). Numbers in this row can only be marked off from left to right; however, you do not have to start with the leftmost number and any numbers skipped may not be marked off later. This row does not count as a locked row for end game purposes. Note: this row cannot be marked off using two white dice.
Note: You start the game with a 32 score (no blocks marked) that will be subtracted from the total score, so it is important to not overlook marking some blocks in this row.
When the game ends, score for black as listed below and subtract this amount in the corresponding box.
0X = 32
1X = 16
2X = 8
3X = 4
4X = 2
5X = 0

One of the things that I realized was that Qwixx is such a versatile and customizable game. So I thought, why not make a choose your own adventure version of Qwixx? So I devised a roll your own Qwixx score sheet game. This will be on a pending excel spreadsheet.

You can pick any score card except Big points, which I will work on later. You can pick a standard setup, a color shift set up, a chain set up, and a highlighted wave set up.

Triple Qwixx exists as 3 phases.

Phase 1: players roll for Red and Yellow. You roll all of the dice and come up with scores as you would in Qwixx first then you decide if you want to play the public point, which everyone has the option to play or decline. Then you decide to play or decline the private point. This includes using blue and green as wild dice that can be scored with one of the white dice as either yellow or red. You write the numbers from left to right and attempt to be strategic about it. Obviously a 7 is more likely to be rolled so you might want to list it first. There must be no repeated numbers on a row. Once a 2 is used on Yellow, you can not use it again. If you are unable or unwilling to make a single play on your roll, you must take a forfeit. The game ends when a player either fills up both the yellow and red row or scores 4 forfeits. At this point you flag the last spaces that you filled in round one so that you can have an accurate score. Score the Red and Yellow rows along with the forfeits on the top score lines. Tally the total on the top score line. Negative scores are possible.

Phase 2 is played like Phase 1 but instead players roll for Blue and Green with the Red and Yellow dice being wild. Same game termination rules apply. Once Phase 2 is over flag the last number on each space. Write down the score for the blue and green rows along with the forfeits. Negative scores are possible. After the scores are written on the middle line. Players fill out the remaining blank spaces as strategically as possible ensuring that no repeated numbers are used on each row.

Phase 3 is playing the newly constructed score sheets as you would in any game of Qwixx and its variants.

Alternatively you can also fill out the sheet without scoring on the top and middle lines and just play it as a custom game of qwixx.
Enjoy this game. Let me know how you like it.

Plansza A4 rozbudowana do 6 kolorów dla 6 graczy.

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A4 board expanded to 6 colors for 6 players.

Redesigned Qwixx board with a [gasp] theme!

Original artwork except spaceships are from Freepik:
https://www.freepik.com/free-vector/colorful-spaceship-colle...
https://www.freepik.com/free-vector/red-color-space-rocket-i...

Color, 6 to a page, designed for inkjet printing.

Rev 1/1/19 - corrected scoring.

A super portable scorecard and reference sheet that I have designed to fit inside a standard MTG-sized card sleeve. Also included in the PDF is an optional backing for the reference sheet.

A single ultra pro sleeve holds ~9 double sided score cards.

Best partnered with 10mm dice to maximise the portability!

v1.1 includes minor visual/layout improvements, effectively replacing the original which I have since deleted.

This file is an image demonstrating the size of the scorecards with an MTG card included for scale (banana can be added upon request!)

A super portable scorecard and reference sheet that I have designed to fit inside a standard MTG-sized card sleeve. Also included in the PDF is an optional backing for the reference sheet.

A single ultra pro sleeve holds ~9 double sided score cards.

Best partnered with 10mm dice to maximise the portability!

v1.1 includes minor visual/layout improvements, effectively replacing the original which I have since deleted.

Based on rickmagley1's version of the score sheet but with corrections.

I also included rules variations. ENJOY!

I used MS Visio to make it and included the original file too in case someone wants to make their own edits.