Belle of the Ball - Example of Play Diagrams
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This document provides an overview of the setup and turn structure for a two-player party game. Each player has their own party space divided into four groups to invite virtual guests. On a turn, a player can invite the first guest in line for free or pay chips to skip ahead. They then add the guest to a group, and score chips for any matching interests. The goal is to build groups to maximize scoring before discarding full groups at the end of the turn. Optional actions include playing Belle cards to interfere with opponents or boost your own score.
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Belle of the Ball - Example of Play Diagrams
- 1. OPPONENT’S CHIPS GUEST DISCARDS OPPONENT’S PARTY (SPACE FOR FOUR GROUPS) THE LINE OPPONENT’S BELLES GUEST DECK FRONT OF THE LINE BELLE DECK YOUR BELLES YOUR PARTY (SPACE FOR FOUR GROUPS) BELLE DISCARDS This is an example two-player setup each round. YOUR CHIPS
- 2. STEP 1: INVITE TYPICAL TURN: You can invite the first guest in the line for free.
- 3. STEP 2: GROUP You can add the guest to one of your four groups.
- 4. STEP 3: SCORE (11 MATCHES) If the group is full, look for any matching interests among the guests in that group.
- 5. STEP 3: SCORE (11 CHIPS) Score one chip per matching interest in that group.
- 6. END OF TURN At the end of your turn, discard any full groups.
- 7. PAYING TO SKIP THE 1st GUEST AND INVITE THE 2nd GUEST OPTION: You may pay chips to invite other guests from further back in the line. Place one chip on each guest you skip.
- 8. This Belle acts as a GUEST. She increases the value of SHIELDs in her group. OPTION: At the start of your turn, you may play a Belle. Belles boost your score, interfere with your opponent’s party, and more. (See your Belle for details.)