INSTRUCTIONS:
HOW TO PLAY
To start the game, shuffle and deal all the cards face down. Each player holds their cards so that they can see only the top card. The youngest player starts by reading out a category from the top card (e.g. Height 100 Metres). The other players then read out the same category from their cards. The one with the oldest, most, longest or least (see table below) value wins, and that player collects all the top cards, including their own, and moves them to the bottom of their pile. The winner then chooses a category from the next card. If two or more cards share the top value then all the cards are placed in the middle and the same player chooses again from their next card. The winner of the next hand takes the cards in the middle as well. The person with all the cards at the end is the winner.
DEBATE IT OUT: You may decide not to use the stats and call a debate! The tree might not have winning statistics but if you can demonstrate that this tree is special in some other way then you can also win a round this way. But you have to call the debate before attempting to win on statistics.
HEIGHT: Metres Tallest wins
TRUNK DIAMETER: Centimetres Longest wins
SPREAD: Metres Most wins
LIFE SPAN: Years Longest wins
PRIMARY BRANCHES: Most wins
RARITY: Most wins
Whilst we’ve endeavored to be accurate, the specifications used are for guidance only and cannot be guaranteed to be correct.
FEATURING: English Oak, Sugar Maple, Scots Pine, Silver Birch, Wild Cherry, Weeping Willow, English Elm, Cedar Of Lebanon, Coast Redwood, Norway Spruce, Common Ash, European Beech, Common Walnut, Sweet Chestnut, Southern Magnolia, Black Poplar, Mediterranean Cypress, Rainbow Eucalyptus, Sycamore Maple, Shagbark Hickory, Common Hawthorn, European Larch, Silver Fir, English Yew, Common Alder, European Hornbeam, Common Lime, Black Mulberry, Common Fig, European Olive, Coconut Palm, Gum Arabic Tree, West Indian Mahogany, Teak, African Baobab, Giant Sequoia, Common Juniper, Flowering Dogwood, Common Hazel, Rowan / Mountain Ash, Dragon Blood Tree, Great Basin Bristlecone Pine, Wollemi Pine, Maidenhair Tree, Domestic Apple, Banana Plant, Mango, Southern Magnolia, Joshua Tree, Peruvian Apple Cactus, Cacao Tree
A NOTE ABOUT THE SELECTION
There are so many great trees to choose from that we’ve had to limit the number we can include whilst trying to select a broad range from the most popular and interesting trees throughout the world. We hope you like our selection but we would love to hear any feedback here: feedback@pixelete.co.uk.
© The Copyright of this product, including without limitation the text, artwork, photographs and images is owned by Lens Lab Ltd. Any logos, trademarks or other intellectual property used within this product remain the property of their respective holders. No part of this product may be reproduced, modified or redistributed without the prior permission of Lens Lab Ltd.
HOW TO PLAY
To start the game, shuffle and deal all the cards face down. Each player holds their cards so that they can see only the top card. The youngest player starts by reading out a category from the top card (e.g. Height 100 Metres). The other players then read out the same category from their cards. The one with the oldest, most, longest or least (see table below) value wins, and that player collects all the top cards, including their own, and moves them to the bottom of their pile. The winner then chooses a category from the next card. If two or more cards share the top value then all the cards are placed in the middle and the same player chooses again from their next card. The winner of the next hand takes the cards in the middle as well. The person with all the cards at the end is the winner.
DEBATE IT OUT: You may decide not to use the stats and call a debate! The tree might not have winning statistics but if you can demonstrate that this tree is special in some other way then you can also win a round this way. But you have to call the debate before attempting to win on statistics.
HEIGHT: Metres Tallest wins
TRUNK DIAMETER: Centimetres Longest wins
SPREAD: Metres Most wins
LIFE SPAN: Years Longest wins
PRIMARY BRANCHES: Most wins
RARITY: Most wins
Whilst we’ve endeavored to be accurate, the specifications used are for guidance only and cannot be guaranteed to be correct.
FEATURING: English Oak, Sugar Maple, Scots Pine, Silver Birch, Wild Cherry, Weeping Willow, English Elm, Cedar Of Lebanon, Coast Redwood, Norway Spruce, Common Ash, European Beech, Common Walnut, Sweet Chestnut, Southern Magnolia, Black Poplar, Mediterranean Cypress, Rainbow Eucalyptus, Sycamore Maple, Shagbark Hickory, Common Hawthorn, European Larch, Silver Fir, English Yew, Common Alder, European Hornbeam, Common Lime, Black Mulberry, Common Fig, European Olive, Coconut Palm, Gum Arabic Tree, West Indian Mahogany, Teak, African Baobab, Giant Sequoia, Common Juniper, Flowering Dogwood, Common Hazel, Rowan / Mountain Ash, Dragon Blood Tree, Great Basin Bristlecone Pine, Wollemi Pine, Maidenhair Tree, Domestic Apple, Banana Plant, Mango, Southern Magnolia, Joshua Tree, Peruvian Apple Cactus, Cacao Tree
A NOTE ABOUT THE SELECTION
There are so many great trees to choose from that we’ve had to limit the number we can include whilst trying to select a broad range from the most popular and interesting trees throughout the world. We hope you like our selection but we would love to hear any feedback here: feedback@pixelete.co.uk.
© The Copyright of this product, including without limitation the text, artwork, photographs and images is owned by Lens Lab Ltd. Any logos, trademarks or other intellectual property used within this product remain the property of their respective holders. No part of this product may be reproduced, modified or redistributed without the prior permission of Lens Lab Ltd.
