TEXT: Pie, Glorious Pie 
  A game by Benny Sperling 
   
  1+ players 
   
  Contents:  
  Player sheets 
  1 six-sided die 
  1 writing utensil per player 
   
  Set up:  
  Give each player a sheet and a writing utensil. The player to most recently have eaten pie 
  begins the game and takes the six-sided die. 
   
  Playing the game: 
  The starting player will roll the die and choose a starting position on either Ingredient rondel. 
  The starting position is equal to the value of the die. The player will make a mark at the edge of 
  the rondel indicating that is the ingredient chosen.  
   
  Next, the player will fill in the ingredient into one of the circles on the lower part of the player 
  sheet. They must follow one of the recipes when creating a full pie.  
   
  After the player has completed their action they pass the die to the left. 
   
  On future turns, the player will have a choice of actions and must choose one before rolling the 
  die: 
  -
  Move to the other Rondel based on the value shown on the die, make a mark and take 
  that Ingredient.  
  OR 
  -
  Stay on the Rondel from which the player took the last Ingredient, then count from the 
  last Ingredient chosen a number of spaces clockwise based on the die value and make a 
  mark and take that Ingredient.  
   
  Scoring: 
  Once a pie is completed, that is has all of the Ingredients needed for the recipe in 1 of the 
  circles, the player will earn 5 points. They may also earn bonus points as noted on the player 
  sheets. The player should write the scored value below the pie.  
   
  Ending the game: 
  The game will end after any player has completed 5 pies. Play continues until all players have 
  had the same number of turns.  
  Players earn 1 bonus point for each different flavor of pie they have made at the end of the 
  game. For example, an Apple-Cherry Pie is different than an Apple Pie. 
  
   
  The player who has the most points by adding up the values of completed Pies is the winner.  
  In the event of a tie, the tied player who earned the most bonus points is the winner.  
   
  In the solo game, players who can score 20+ are considered to have excellent skills 
   
   
   
  
   
  
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