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☕If you want to support the channel: https://ko-fi.com/rollthedices<br/>❤️ To support the project: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/thinkootb/deckreative/description<br/>⭐ Website: https://www.spaceotter.it/<br/><br/> 2-4 players<br/> Ages 14+<br/>⌛25 minutes<br/><br/> Dance of Muses is a pure strategy board game for both new players and expert chess enthusiasts.<br/><br/>Guide the 9 muses in a dance to fulfill the will of Apollo!<br/>For 2 to 4 players from 14 years old and above. Competitive and Team game modes, around 20 minutes of length.<br/><br/>Are you ready to become the masters of the nine Muses?<br/>In Dance of Muses you will guide the Muses to perform the perfect dance and fulfill the will of Apollo.<br/><br/>Every time a Muse performs a dance step, the value of their die increases.<br/>Use Muse skills to change the values of adjacent dice!<br/>The game ends as soon as the die on a Muse reaches the value 6.<br/>The die on each Muse who has executed the will of Apollo (keeping its die on the indicated value) automatically becomes a 6.<br/>Compare your dice with other players and find out who did the best dance!<br/><br/>Dance Of Muses is a 2-4 abstract strategy game, designed by Marco Baglioni and David Trambusti and illustrated by Sara \
☕If you want to support the channel: https://ko-fi.com/rollthedices<br/>❤️ To support the project: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/thinkootb/deckreative/description<br/>⭐ Website: https://www.spaceotter.it/<br/><br/> 2-4 players<br/> Ages 14+<br/>⌛25 minutes<br/><br/> Dance of Muses is a pure strategy board game for both new players and expert chess enthusiasts.<br/><br/>Guide the 9 muses in a dance to fulfill the will of Apollo!<br/>For 2 to 4 players from 14 years old and above. Competitive and Team game modes, around 20 minutes of length.<br/><br/>Are you ready to become the masters of the nine Muses?<br/>In Dance of Muses you will guide the Muses to perform the perfect dance and fulfill the will of Apollo.<br/><br/>Every time a Muse performs a dance step, the value of their die increases.<br/>Use Muse skills to change the values of adjacent dice!<br/>The game ends as soon as the die on a Muse reaches the value 6.<br/>The die on each Muse who has executed the will of Apollo (keeping its die on the indicated value) automatically becomes a 6.<br/>Compare your dice with other players and find out who did the best dance!<br/><br/>Dance Of Muses is a 2-4 abstract strategy game, designed by Marco Baglioni and David Trambusti and illustrated by Sara \
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