How To Play Table Is Lava

The Table Is Lava offers an effortless gameplay experience. Players draw cards and place them on the table, creating "islands" amidst a sea of lava. Meeples are then added to the cards according to the numbers depicted. Taking turns, players toss cards onto the existing islands, ensuring they adhere to what's already there to count. Meeples that fall off the islands are eliminated, and new meeples are added to the newly tossed card, maintaining the game's momentum and strategy.

Scoring in The Table Is Lava is based on the number of meeples of your color that remain standing or lying down at the end of the game. Standing meeples earn two points each, while those lying down are worth one point. While the game's simplicity makes it easy to learn and adapt to, its potential for messiness—common among card-tossing games—poses a challenge, especially when playing with individuals lacking self-control. Due to the potential for disorder, it's advisable to avoid playing this game with young children. Purchase The Table Is Lava and don't forget the PDF game rules below if needed.

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• 40 Cards
• 60 Meeples
• Official Table Is Lava Game Rules And Instructions

Please keep in mind that the official Table Is Lava PDF rules listed below could be different depending on the version you have. They should be an exact copy of what came in your original packaging. Download them to view now or print them for later use.

• Official Table Is Lava Game Rules

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