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What's in the box 1 playing field 6 notebooks 6 cubes 5 pencils First player token Rules of the game "Sun Valley" is a colorful and fun board game in the genre of economic strategy with elements of creativity for the whole family. The mechanics of the game are very simple, but at the same time it is fascinating, first of all, because the players will be able to determine for themselves where and what they will have. Moreover, each decision can ultimately affect the final result. In addition to what and where will be located, the players should not only think over, but designate, draw. The course of the game At the beginning of the game, each participant receives a personal game pad. Each tablet is unique in that the areas with hexes on them are located differently, but there are exactly five of them on each board. The first player takes all the dice and rolls them. In turn, the players disassemble one cube from the dropped combination and place them on the general field in special squares, the colors of which coincide with the color of one or another region of the Valley. By his action, the player determines which object and in which zone all participants should draw. That is, if the player took the cube where the image of the sheep fell and placed it on the orange sector on the general field, this means that all players must draw the sheep on one of the orange hexes on their board. The game ends when there is no free cell on any of the tablets. Then the scoring begins according to the following system: a pair of "house-sheep" gives the player 3 points, but each house for which there is no sheep takes 5 points; a mountain gives as many points as there are sunflowers growing near it; the player with the most inhabitants in the Valley gets 5 points, the second most populous Valley gets 3 points. Each house drawn adds 2 new inhabitants to the Valley. But remember that a house without a sheep can play a cruel joke on you. And don't forget about sunflowers - there are never too many of them. The more sunflowers, the more beautiful and sunnier the Valley.