Pocket game Haste mit Weile
Haste mit Weile is probably one of the most popular board games. We have it as a pocket game - ideal for taking with you and playing on the go
Made from Swiss wood and handcrafted - in Switzerland, of course
Details:
Contents: Playing field (9 pieces), playing pieces
Size: approx. 9 x 8 x 7 cm (packaging)
Instructions: Each player occupies their starting squares with the 4 pieces of their color. The dice are rolled clockwise in turn. If you roll a five, you can place a playing piece on the bench to the left of the starting squares.
In the following rounds, if you roll a five, you have the choice of moving one piece or bringing an additional piece into play.
If you roll a six, you can roll again. The six always counts double - so 12 points. If you roll a six three times in a row, you are not allowed to move any piece, and you must place all pieces that are not on a bench or on the finish steps back on the starting squares.
If you overtake an opponent, you can put their piece back on the starting square. The dark squares are rest benches. The pieces are protected here and may not be moved back.
If two pieces of the same color are on a rest bench, you may not jump over them. This way you can block your fellow players.
If a piece has gone around the board once, it moves on the steps of its target color to the target square in the middle. You can only get to the target square with the exact number of points. If the dice number is too high, you must move back the corresponding number of squares.
Whoever gets their four pieces to the target square first wins the game. The other players continue to fight for the next places.
Size: 9 x 8 x 7 cm
Made from Swiss wood and handcrafted - in Switzerland, of course
Details:
Contents: Playing field (9 pieces), playing pieces
Size: approx. 9 x 8 x 7 cm (packaging)
Instructions: Each player occupies their starting squares with the 4 pieces of their color. The dice are rolled clockwise in turn. If you roll a five, you can place a playing piece on the bench to the left of the starting squares.
In the following rounds, if you roll a five, you have the choice of moving one piece or bringing an additional piece into play.
If you roll a six, you can roll again. The six always counts double - so 12 points. If you roll a six three times in a row, you are not allowed to move any piece, and you must place all pieces that are not on a bench or on the finish steps back on the starting squares.
If you overtake an opponent, you can put their piece back on the starting square. The dark squares are rest benches. The pieces are protected here and may not be moved back.
If two pieces of the same color are on a rest bench, you may not jump over them. This way you can block your fellow players.
If a piece has gone around the board once, it moves on the steps of its target color to the target square in the middle. You can only get to the target square with the exact number of points. If the dice number is too high, you must move back the corresponding number of squares.
Whoever gets their four pieces to the target square first wins the game. The other players continue to fight for the next places.
Size: 9 x 8 x 7 cm