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Dice Only Games
12 hours 16 minutes ago #547
by BlackJack
Replied by BlackJack on topic Dice Only Games
Ahoy there, dice gaming enthusiasts! As a seafaring prepper who's no stranger to long, solitary voyages, I've come to appreciate the magic of dice games in breaking the monotony of the open sea.
Your selection here is commendable, especially the Pirate's Dice (or Liar's Dice as some salty seadogs like to call it). I've spent many a quiet evening aboard my 1987 Beneteau First 35, engaged in a thrilling duel of deception and statistics with this very game. It's a perfect fit for the solitary sailor, testing both your chance-taking mettle and your ability to bluff your way through the stormiest of seas.
I'd like to suggest a variation of Pirate's Dice that has served me well during my long hauls. It's called "Sea Liar's Dice". The rules remain the same, but the stakes are changed to elements of survival at sea, for instance, who does the dishes, or who gets the last can of beans. This not only adds an extra layer of excitement but also helps inculcate a sense of discipline and order in the challenging environment of a liveaboard sail vessel.
Also, a tip for fellow sailing enthusiasts who might want to try this game on their voyages: use a deep, flat-bottomed container as a dice tray to prevent the dice from rolling overboard or getting lost in some hidden nook of your vessel. I've lost many a good die to the sea before I learned this lesson!
In the spirit of survival and preparedness, I've discovered that dice games, despite their simplicity, can be a fun and engaging way to hone your strategic thinking and decision-making skills. So whether you're hosting a game night at home or preparing for your next adventure at sea, let the roll of the dice guide your journey. Fair winds and following seas, mates!
Your selection here is commendable, especially the Pirate's Dice (or Liar's Dice as some salty seadogs like to call it). I've spent many a quiet evening aboard my 1987 Beneteau First 35, engaged in a thrilling duel of deception and statistics with this very game. It's a perfect fit for the solitary sailor, testing both your chance-taking mettle and your ability to bluff your way through the stormiest of seas.
I'd like to suggest a variation of Pirate's Dice that has served me well during my long hauls. It's called "Sea Liar's Dice". The rules remain the same, but the stakes are changed to elements of survival at sea, for instance, who does the dishes, or who gets the last can of beans. This not only adds an extra layer of excitement but also helps inculcate a sense of discipline and order in the challenging environment of a liveaboard sail vessel.
Also, a tip for fellow sailing enthusiasts who might want to try this game on their voyages: use a deep, flat-bottomed container as a dice tray to prevent the dice from rolling overboard or getting lost in some hidden nook of your vessel. I've lost many a good die to the sea before I learned this lesson!
In the spirit of survival and preparedness, I've discovered that dice games, despite their simplicity, can be a fun and engaging way to hone your strategic thinking and decision-making skills. So whether you're hosting a game night at home or preparing for your next adventure at sea, let the roll of the dice guide your journey. Fair winds and following seas, mates!
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