![]() One exception to this rule is that three 1’s rolled is 1,000 points rather than 100 points. Three (3) dice rolled at the same time with the same value is worth 100 times the face value, for example: three 2’s rolled is 200 points and three 5’s rolled is 500 points. ![]() Points are acquired one of three different ways. ![]() Sit around the selected flat surface, write the names of each player on the scratch paper with the pencil (or pen), open Tostitos® chips and salsa, & grasp dice in closed fist. To acquire points by a systematic rolling of the dice. Anymore than that, and it’s just way too long before you get to roll the dice again, let alone the size of the room you’d need. Tostitos® Chips and salsa (You got Tostitos®, You got a Party!)Īnywhere between 2 and 86 players may play in one game.A flat surface (preferably larger than a Deck of Playing Cards ).Scratch Paper (or if you really wanted to, you could use official Farkle Score Sheets ).Back in the Early 13th Century, after having many daughters, Sir Anthony XVIII of Wasack finally had a son, but Sir Anthony begrudged the tradition of naming sons after their fathers, (after all he was the 18th in a long line of Anthony’s of Wasack) so he decided to break the tradition, but he couldn’t think of a suitable name for his new son so his son went nameless for about a year when, while playing with his favorite toy, a set of wooden dice, he spoke his first word, which was the word “farkle”, and in commemoration of this great event, Sir Anthony the XVIII of Wasack, decided to give his son this unique name while he was on the earth, speaking of earth, that is where Dacy and Amy found the ancient manuscript with the official rules of the unique game of Farkle, which was the game that Sir Farkle I of Wasack invented. Farkle goes back a long way and it would take a few pages to relate the whole history, so we will try to sum it up in one sentence.
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