LEGO 24 Hour Game Night Lock-in - REBRICKULOUS
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A surprise game night featuring the game "Hold the Fort" is introduced to a group after work, where players build forts to protect gems, showcasing unique designs and strategic elements before a winner is declared. The game involves rolling dice, building objects, and attacking opponents' forts using destructive elements like a leaf blower and Ninjago hammer.
Insights
- The surprise game night introduced the group to "Hold the Fort," a creative game requiring fort-building skills using Lego bricks and strategic thinking.
- The game combined elements of creativity, strategy, and surprise attacks through dice rolling and fort destruction, culminating in a competitive and engaging experience for all participants.
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Recent questions
What game involves building forts with Lego bricks?
Hold the Fort
What are the key aspects of fort building in Hold the Fort?
Aesthetics, separation, grid defense
How is the winner determined in Hold the Fort?
Based on fort durability
What are some of the destructive elements used in Hold the Fort?
Leaf blower, pitching machine, Ninjago hammer
What is the objective of Hold the Fort game?
Protect gems from destruction
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"Surprise Game Night: Hold the Fort"
- The group finishes an eight-hour workday and plans to go home, but one member has a surprise game night planned.
- A game called "Hold the Fort" is introduced, where players must build a fort to protect gems from destruction using Lego bricks and various elements.
- The group has three hours to build their forts, focusing on aesthetics, separation from impact, and using a grid for defense.
- After the building phase, the forts are showcased, featuring unique designs and strategic elements for protection.
- The game involves rolling dice, building objects, and attacking opponents' forts based on guessing their creations.
- Destructive elements like a leaf blower, pitching machine, and Ninjago hammer are used to test the forts' durability, leading to a winner being crowned.
