Question 1

Can I get the directions?

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shuffle the wood and water cards and deal 6 cards, face down to each player.  Place the next card in the deck face up into one of the two parallel compartments in the card tray.  This is to start a discard stack.  Place the remainder woods and water deck, face down, in the other of the two parallel compartments in the card tray.  Each player rolls the dice to determine who starts the game.  The player who rolls the highest number will roll first.  Thereafter, the other player will roll in turn, clockwise. Each player places their token in either of the start/finish spaces from where they will begin play.  A player must make their first move from the side of the cabin where they have placed their token.  A player may not move through the cabin to move in the opposite direction.  Each player should therefore chose a side of the cabin from which they want to begin.  Each time it's a players turn they:Either draw the top face up card from the discard stack or draw the top facedown card from the remaining woods and water deck.Regardless of which stack they draw from, they must then discard one of the seven cards they are holding.  Place whichever card you choose to face up in the discard stack.After a player draws and discards a card they roll the dice to move.  Each time a player rolls the dice they must move the full number of spaces indicated.  Each move is subject to the following rules:May not move diagonallyMay not move out of any space, reverse direction and then immediately move back into that same space.  A player may however twist and turn along the trail and cross through the same space more than once during a single turn.a player may cross over any fish or animal located on the trail during the course of their move (subject to the skunk rule)Skunk Rule: If a player crosses over a skunk during their move, they pick up the scent of the the skunk and are unable to score any fish or animal during that turn.If a player ends their move on any fish or animal for which they can not score they stay on that fish or animal but lose a turn.A player scores points by ending their move on a fish or animal for which they have in their hand all the necessary cards to score with.When a player scores a fish or animal the points earned by them are as shown on the cards used for that score.  The points are entered on a woods and water scoresheet.When a player scores a fish or animal the cards used for that score must be relinquished by placing them in the compartment at the back of the card tray.once a fish or animal has been scored it is not longer available for any other player to score and must there for be tagged by placing one of the enclosed woods and water vinyl squares over it.  That space is therefore treated as a blank space for the remainder of the game.A player must always maintain 6 cards in their hand and must therefore replace the cards for a score.  Replacement cards may only be drawn from the top of the face down woods and water deck.A player may not move their token across any red fence which indicates no trespassing.players may not trade cards with each other during the game.When the final card has been drawn it is time to head back to the start/finish space.  Players may use whatever cards are still in their hands to score fish or animals.  The is the only time during the game that a player may continue to play with less than six cards in their hand.  fish or animals can be scored only until the first player re-enters the cabin at which time hunting seasons officially ends.  A player does not have to return to the start/finish space from with they started.  They do not have to roll the exact number of spaces to move to the start/finish space.  In addition to earning points for each fish and animal scored during the game, the player that scores the most fish and animals earns a bonus 50 points.  If two or more players are tied they both earn 25 points.  The player who is first back to the cabin after the last card is drawn is also awarded a 50 points.  The player with the most points wins.

Question 2

The game did not come with the play card holder or game card holder. Would it be possible to get those?

Accepted Answer

The company no longer provides the holders in their contents. patriotic

ASIN	B00005BPHX
Are Batteries Required	No
Best Sellers Rank	#484,011 in Toys & Games ( See Top 100 in Toys & Games ) #13,189 in Board Games (Toys & Games)
Brand Name	Living Waters
CPSIA Cautionary Statement	Choking Hazard - Small Parts
Color	Green
Customer Reviews	4.7 out of 5 stars 59 Reviews
Edition	Reprinted Edition
Estimated Playing Time	60 Minutes
Genre	Wargame
Is Assembly Required	No
Item Height	2 inches
Manufacturer	Living Waters
Manufacturer Minimum Age (MONTHS)	144
Material Type	Cardboard
Number of Items	2
Number of Players	4
Theme	Animal
UPC	772603010112
Unit Count	1.0 Count

Living Waters Woods and Water Board Game

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