Haba 4727 Owner's manual

Haba
Brand
Haba
Model
4727
Category
Board games
Type
Owner's manual

This manual is also suitable for

Haba 4727 is a wobbly game of reactions for 2 to 4 players ages 6 to 99. The goal of the game is to be the first player to collect the most egg cards by completing various challenges.

The game comes with 32 egg cards, 6 chicken cards, 1 wooden egg, 1 red action die, and 1 color die.

To play the game, players start by distributing the chicken cards around the room. The players then take turns rolling the dice. The red action die determines which challenge the players must complete, such as laying an egg, catching an egg, or stealing an egg from another player. The color die determines which chicken card the players must run to.

Haba 4727 is a wobbly game of reactions for 2 to 4 players ages 6 to 99. The goal of the game is to be the first player to collect the most egg cards by completing various challenges.

The game comes with 32 egg cards, 6 chicken cards, 1 wooden egg, 1 red action die, and 1 color die.

To play the game, players start by distributing the chicken cards around the room. The players then take turns rolling the dice. The red action die determines which challenge the players must complete, such as laying an egg, catching an egg, or stealing an egg from another player. The color die determines which chicken card the players must run to.

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7
Dancing Eggs
The Card Game
A wobbl
y
g
ame o
f
reactions
f
or 2 - 4 pla
y
ers a
g
es 6 - 99
.
A
uthor: Roberto Fra
g
a
I
llustration
:
Martina Le
y
kam
m
L
en
g
th o
f
the
g
ame: approx. 10 minutes
Contents
3
2 egg cards, 6 chicken cards, 1 wooden egg,
1 red action die, 1 color die, 1 set o
f
game instructions
Game idea
W
ho will be able to clasp the most egg cards in the various
positions thus winning the egg combat? Watch out it is not
a
s easy as it seems. The egg cards are diffi cult to hold on to
a
nd also may change owners from time to time. As soon as
s
omebody drops one of their cards, the game is over. Whoever
h
as the most egg cards wins!
Preparation
D
istribute the six chicken cards in the room, with the side
s
howing the chicken face up. Make sure everybody can see
a
nd reach them easily. Shuffl e the egg cards and place them
i
n a pile in the center of the table, with the egg side facing up.
Also place the wooden egg in the center of the table where
e
verybody can easily reach it. Get the two dice ready.
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ENGLISH
How to Play
Wh
oever can
j
ump t
h
e
h
i
gh
est ma
y
start an
d
ro
ll
s
b
ot
h
d
ice.
Wh
at sym
b
o
l
appears on t
h
e re
d
action
d
ie?
Egg
l
ayin
g
Y
ou are
l
a
y
in
g
an e
gg
! S
h
out: “c
l
uc
k
, c
l
uc
k
, c
l
uuc
k
!”
and take an e
gg
card from the pile.
Egg catc
h
ing
All
t
h
e p
l
a
y
ers tr
y
to
g
ra
b
t
h
e woo
d
en e
gg
as quic
kly
as possible
f
rom the center o
f
the table. Whoever
g
rabs it, ma
y
take an e
gg
card
f
rom the pile
.
Egg
b
ouncin
g
Ta
k
e t
h
e woo
d
en e
gg
an
d
t
h
row it into t
h
e air. T
h
e
p
la
y
er who catches the e
gg
receives the card
f
rom
the top o
f
the pile. Watch out: The pla
y
er who rolled
t
h
e
d
ie ma
y
not participate!
Egg stea
l
in
g
Y
ou ma
y
steal an e
gg
card
f
rom another pla
y
er. To
do so, turn over the card on top o
f
the pile to see
w
hich position it shows. I
f
one o
f
the other pla
y
ers
is
h
o
ld
in
g
a car
d
a
l
rea
dy
in t
h
is position
y
ou can as
k
him to hand over the card to
y
ou. I
f
no pla
y
er has a
car
d
in t
h
is position
y
ou were un
l
uc
ky
. P
l
ace t
h
e car
d
y
ou
d
rew un
d
erneat
h
t
h
e e
gg
car
d
pi
l
e.
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T
h
e gran
d
egg
d
ance
N
ow t
h
in
g
s start to move! Ever
yb
o
dy
stan
d
s up an
d
runs as quic
kly
as t
h
e
y
can towar
d
s t
h
e c
h
ic
k
en car
d
that
m
atches
the
colo
r r
olled
o
n
the
colo
r
d
i
e
. T
he
fi rst pla
y
er to touch the chicken card, with no matter
w
hat part of his bod
y
, and shout “cluck, cluck,
cluuck!” receives the card from the to
p
of the
p
ile.
T
he
n
he
tu
rn
s
o
v
e
r
the
ch
i
cke
n
ca
r
d
. N
o
w
the
r
e
i
s
a
p
icture o
f
a rooster. So the next time this s
y
mbol is
ro
ll
e
d
y
ou
h
ave to s
h
out “coc
k
-a-
d
oo
dl
e-
d
oo”.
Y
ou’ve earned an e
gg
card, now where do
y
ou
g
et to
p
lace it?
P
layers don’t just collect the egg cards in
f
ront o
f
you on the
t
able. When you earn an egg card you must then turn it over
t
o see which position is indicated. That position shown is
where you have to clasp and hold onto the egg card. Such as
:
.
..
u
n
de
r
the
ch
i
n
.
..
bet
w
ee
n
t
h
e
kn
ees
.
..
u
n
de
r
an arm
pit
.
..
be
hin
d
t
h
e
ea
r
1
0
ENGLISH
Note:
If any of the positions are too
diffi cult for younger children,
these cards can be removed
before the game.
Wh
en t
h
e
j
o
k
er s
y
m
b
o
l
is ro
ll
e
d
on t
h
e
d
ie, t
h
e ot
h
er p
l
a
y
ers
d
eci
d
e w
h
at position t
h
e e
gg
car
d
is to
b
e
h
e
ld
in
by
t
h
e p
l
a
y
er
w
h
o ro
ll
e
d
t
h
e
j
o
k
er.
I
mportant E
gg
Rules
:
• Several cards can be positioned in the same position
.
• Players are not allowed to stick an egg under clothing or
use any other tricks
• Wild dice rolling! This game involves a lot o
f
dice rolling
and requires quick reactions.
Nevertheless you have to be care
f
ul! Whoever accidentally
drops the dice, or pushes them
f
rom the table, has to pick
them up on their own without any help
.
T
hen it’s the turn of the next player to roll both dice
.
.
.. between
nose and
mout
h
.
..
b
etween
f
orearm
an
d
upper
ar
m
.
.. between
two
fi
n
g
ers
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ENGLISH
End of the game
T
he game ends as soon as one of the players lets one or more
o
f their positioned egg cards drop or the pile of egg cards is
l
eft empty. Now each player counts the egg cards he held fast.
T
he player with the most cards wins the wild egg combat
.
End of Game – Variation:
Th
e game en
d
s as soon as a p
l
ayer
d
rops a car
d
an
d
anot
h
er
p
l
ayer notices it. You are not o
bl
ige
d
to say t
h
at you
l
ost a
c
ard. Please agree about this option at the beginning of the
game
.
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t
. Nr.: 4727 1
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H
abe
rm
aa
ß
G
m
bH
August-Grosch-Straße 28 - 3
8
9
6476 Ba
d
Ro
d
ac
h
, Germany
www.haba.de
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Haba 4727 Owner's manual

Haba
Brand
Haba
Model
4727
Category
Board games
Type
Owner's manual
This manual is also suitable for

Haba 4727 is a wobbly game of reactions for 2 to 4 players ages 6 to 99. The goal of the game is to be the first player to collect the most egg cards by completing various challenges.

The game comes with 32 egg cards, 6 chicken cards, 1 wooden egg, 1 red action die, and 1 color die.

To play the game, players start by distributing the chicken cards around the room. The players then take turns rolling the dice. The red action die determines which challenge the players must complete, such as laying an egg, catching an egg, or stealing an egg from another player. The color die determines which chicken card the players must run to.

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