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Red Otter (340 KP) rated Dice Throne in Tabletop Games

Aug 20, 2019  
Dice Throne
Dice Throne
2018 | Card Game, Dice Game, Fantasy, Fighting
8
8.0 (9 Ratings)
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Dice Throne takes the relaxing rolls of roll-and-write games (evolved from Yahtzee) and turns it into a battle arena duel. Each player takes a different hero and attempts to be the last one standing. Every hero is unique, with different decks to support the dice rolls, different ways to attack, and different ways of defending themselves as well! For the gamer who likes to be fully in control of their destiny, this is not for you. Numerous ways to change your dice rolls, add more potential abilities, and free re-rolls do exist, but in the end it is a dice game, with all the wonderful randomness and emotions that flow with it. A great quick game that is both chill and strategic!
  
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PhoebeLV (147 KP) rated Noughts and Crosses: Book 1 in Books

Aug 8, 2020  
Noughts and Crosses: Book 1
Noughts and Crosses: Book 1
Malorie Blackman | 2006 | Children
9
8.1 (17 Ratings)
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Noughts and Crosses is a modern take on Romeo and Juliet; two people want to be together, however, it is seen as wrong as one of them is black (Cross) and the other person is white (Nought). Noughts and Crosses explores a range of serious happenings, including terrorism and racism.
Malorie Blackman writes very well; she has to be one of my favourite authors. I showed a whole range of emotions whilst reading this series.
This book has also been made into a BBC show. It is not exactly the same (which is good), but it is pretty much the same.
Overall, I would recommend this book, if this is the sort of thing you are interested in.