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by Jonathan Leistiko.

A pen-and-paper game for two territorial space-makers.

Object

Claim territory by splitting the board to your advantage.

You Need

• A different color pen for each player, plus a neutral color.
• Blank paper

Set up

Set the paper where both players can reach it. Draw two large intersecting circles in the middle of the page in the neutral color like this:

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Object

The Dinosaurs try to tag the Mammals, and the Mammals try to tag the Dinosaurs. (Geez, it’s a game of tag with a silly title, so the only real object is to run around, act silly, and have fun.)

You Need

• At least one group of three people to make a Dinosaur.
• Two or three people to play Mammals.
• Space to run around safely.

Setting Up

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