Once upon a time ... there was a game to invent stories all together in a fun way! Whoever rearranges a sequence of cards first, tells a story inspired by the images and the structure sheet. Who has more imagination?
The structure cards are placed in the center of the table in order from 1 to 5: these will provide the players with the guide for the construction of the stories. The dealer shuffles the inspiration cards and arranges them face down and scattered on the table.
The aim of the game is to conquer a succession of cards from 1 to 5. In turn, starting with the player to the right of the dealer, each draws a card from the table until he has 5 cards each (uncovered in front of him). If no one has a sequence from 1 to 5, the game continues: each player, in turn, draws a new map and discards one in his possession, placing it face down on the table. If a player rolls a series of 1 to 5, stop the game and try to tell a story by connecting the 4 images with the final map and using the structure cards as a template (on the back of each there is a short description for each phase of the story that helps the player to create the tale). After telling the story, the other players give a score from 1 to 10 to the narrator (the votes add up and form the score of each narrator; the scores can be written on a sheet of paper). he used blankets on the bench randomly and draws five more. The game continues in the same way with the player to the right of the last narrator. Whoever gets to 100 points first (or more or less at the choice of the players) wins. Make up stories A child or adult can play alone by practicing making up stories.
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