TOM, DICK AND HARRY : a verbal strategy game loosely based on naughts and crosses

By well-wisher

Mon, 02 Jun 2014
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  1. Tom, Dick And Harry is a verbal strategy game for two players
  2. Players take turns saying one of these 9 options –

    Tom Jones; Dick Jones; Harry Jones; Tom Smith; Dick Smith; Harry Smith; Tom Brown; Dick Brown or Harry Brown.

  3. The winner is the player who has said EITHER three with the same first names OR three with the same second names.
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Submitted by hudsonmoon on

Sounds like fun, well-wisher. 

Rich

 

Submitted by well-wisher on

Thank you, Rich.

I started out with a naughts and crosses/tic-tac-toe grid and then I numbered the squares of the grid 1a/1b/1c; 2a /2b/2c; 3a/3b/3c and tried to make a game just using the numbers and then when I'd worked that out, I replaced 1, 2 and 3 with Tom, Dick and Harry and a), b) and c) with Smith, Jones and Brown. Unfortunately my game doesn't have an equivalent to the diagonal rows in Naughts and Crosses.

Glad you liked it.

Oh look, a link. I wonder where it leads.

JoHn