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Rules
The game rules are famous but propose again.
- The players place their ships above the horizontal grid of the board.
- You decide the starting player.
- The player appoint a coordinated and the opponent tells you if the shot was on target, or vacuum.
- If the shot goes vacuum is indicated on the vertical grid of the attacking player, with a white marker at the appointed co-ordinated, and passes the turn.
- If the shot was on target, it is marked with a red marker on the vertical plank, and the attacking player has the right to another shot.
-The Defending player marks where his ship was hit with the special tokens flames.
- The winner is the player who sinks the entire enemy fleet.
I hope you enjoy this project
Pirate's Theme Version 2.0
Thank you all for viewing and see you at the next update.
Significant Update
Hello everyone,
what I propose today is not an update, it is a revolution of the project.
Sorting out pieces that I need to realize my project materially, I note that for a project of this size, which should be a project for a portable game, serve too many pieces. In fact, to my original plan, they serve 664 pieces and the cost of similar items on the shop lego pick a brick was around 90/100 euros. With the changes I've made, the number of the pieces fell to 572. 
They seem to only a few pieces in the least, but that the game board is one and undivided, and, above 432 tiles are used only for ships and tokens, and can not be reduced.
Also it continues to be closed fully and much more portable than before.
And the price to procure the pieces fell from 100/120 Euros to "only" 60/70 euro, even if they are convinced that a set can be packed hovering around the 55-60 euro. It 'also remained unchanged playability while using brick 1x4 W. 4knobs for the central part has increased the ease in placing the markers, which is considered slightly increased the distance between the lines, compared to a plate.
I hope that these changes are also interesting for you, and if you like my project, I supportiate, so that it can be realized.
Thank you all
Pirate's Theme Version
Sailing ships in ambush, guns ready to fire in a battle to the last ship.
As you also see, I placed the flat tile 2x2 inverted to coat the outside top of the box, which in my opinion, gives him a decidedly more polished.
Indeed it is as it appears to be closed.
Board Particular
Now we show you our small ships, but these are LEGO bricks and the only limit is our imagination, why limit yourself to modern ships. Why not galleons or sea monsters and spaceships would not rule out in the future :-)
two notes.the second is that if we use the sea monsters, as serpents, we can make the game more difficult, since they have no particular shape on the grid.
I hope I was able to make the most of what I have in mind, I hope you like my idea and I thank the support you want to give me.
Thank you and good construction
By
Andrea A.
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