YOUR GAME – YOUR RULES
The LEGO
®
Dice gives you the freedom to change the game and make it your own. You can change the playing area, the
pieces and even the rules. Every little change makes it more and more YOUR game.
The secret to changing a game is to change only one thing at a time. That way, you can see if the change makes the
game more fun. If it does, keep it and then try another.
Changing a game is always more fun when done together. That way everyone knows the rules and knows what is being
changed. Remember to make sure everyone playing is aware of any new rules BEFORE you start playing.
Now that you know how to play the game using our rules, try one of the following suggestions to change the game,
and then try to make one of your own.
1) Make a shortcut
Make and take shortcuts to get you ahead in the race.
Starting set up: Add a yellow shortcut tile to the LEGO Dice and keep the two orange turbo tiles.
Move one or two of the yellow shortcut bricks anywhere on the inside of the racetrack to build a new shortcut.
Shortcuts must be connected to an orange brick on at least one side.
Yellow shortcut bricks with race cars positioned on them cannot be moved.
2) Build different racetracks
Build any shape racetrack you can imagine. See the back of the building
instructions for inspiration and see what you can build yourself.
3) The Pit Lane
Use the pit lane and try these two different variations:
a) Replace one movement square on the LEGO Dice with one of your own
when you fi rst move into the pit lane. You must have at least one movement
square remaining to use.
b) Remove all movement squares from two sides of the LEGO Dice and then place
one of your movement squares on one of those sides.
Invent and share your own rules
Challenge yourself and see what new rules you can create. If they work, upload your “house rules” of the game to
games.LEGO.co.uk and share it with others. Or check out what others have created and try playing the game using
their house rules
Go online!
games.LEGO.co.uk is packed with cool features. There is a short video showing you how to play the game, and
all of the other exciting LEGO Games. You can also fi nd more fantastic ways to Build, Play and Change your games.
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