How to Play Twin Win

Andy Looney provides an overview of his newest game for the Treehouse set, called Twin Win.

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• Treehouse
• Twin
• Win
• Looney
• Labs

[Ariamaki]

Well, if you call Win on your stack fast enough, no-one will have time to put anything on top of it, so kinda.

[nupanick]

You said it doesn't matter if something's under the stack at the end, but what if something is on top of it? Or is that impossible with this set of rules?

[kerinbot]

The martian coasters coaster would make a good board for this. If you just wanted to play this game, you could buy the "fifth coaster" from looneylabs(dot)com, right? Is it still available? :)

[kerinbot]

The martian coasters coaster would make a good board for this. If you just wanted to play this game, you could buy the "fifth coaster" from looneylabs(dot)com, right?  Is it still available? :)

[ahtartersauce101]

So how much is a treehouse set?

[ugtml123456789]

Looney Labs makes grids. He used both a 4x3 and 5x5 with ELBS to cover the unused spaces.

[KnucklesEki]

Nice, I made the cards and board out of Microsoft Word

[relayer250]

Where'd you get the 3x3 grid board?

[Furnck12]

Omg you are a neard! :D

[Ariamaki]

Seems likely-- the nest is there on the field, waiting for you-- Actually, if it is valid, as soon as a tree/nest forms and no-one calls it, using every action to swap cards would be effective.

[krakendwaggin]

Quite cool, will have to try this sometime, though I'll have to change the colours for the Xeno set I have ^_^

[nupanick]

Actually, the goals can change, so it's possible to have, say, a red nest with a green small on top and then ghange goals and get the red nest card, would that count?