SNAKE AND LADDER

The origins of this game are found in ancient Japan where it was known as ‘Moksha-Patamu'.

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A player moving up the board represented life's spiritual journey, complicated by virtues - the ladders, and vices - the snakes.

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Before the game can start each player will roll one die, the player who throws the lowest number will be the one to have the first turn

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The players will move their pieces from right to left, starting at 1, following the numbers on the board, then the next row from right to left, and repeat.

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Whereas landing on the bottom of a snake the player will remain in the same spot until their next turn.

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Whereas landing at the top of a ladder the player will stay there until the next turn. The player does not move to the bottom of the ladder.

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If the player rolls a higher number than needed to land exactly on 100, their piece does not move and remains there until their next turn, when they can roll again.

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If the roll is too high, the player's piece will bounce off the last space and move back.

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