Pantoffel-Jagd

1. Slipper-star race. The three slippers of the same color are placed in the large slippers of the same color. The players take turns to roll and move. After every 6, you can roll the die again. If there is already another slipper on the space that your slipper has to be placed on, your own slipper is placed next to it. The slippers are now placed forward until they reach a space of the same color. There the corresponding slipper turns towards the star. Whoever gets all the slippers in the star first is the winner of the star race. (In the variant Slipper-Hunt, other slippers are thrown out and have to begin anew.) 2. Catching Slippers. Setup as above. The slippers can use the circle to the right and left and also the middle space without the star. They can also run directly around the star. If a slipper lands on a space where there is already one of a different color, it is placed on the one there so that the toe and heel of both are on top of each other. If a slipper has brought one or more slippers under itself, it unloads them in its big slipper space in the corner. Slippers of your own color that you have brought with you are freed and used again. Whoever has caught the most slippers at the end has won the game. 3. Slipper mosaic. Each player has to catch one slipper of each of the three remaining colors and place them on the three-pointed star after bringing them in. The game is over when the first mosaic of three slippers is full. 4. Slipper tower. The caught slippers are not brought in, but the die is rolled until all 12 slippers are stacked to one tower.