The defender keeps going until he chooses to end his turn (or he Farkles). Then, the defending player gets a chance to roll though he only gets to use 5 colored dice on his turn. Whenever his turn is over, his accumulated scoring tokens represent his brawling strength this turn – note that this could be zero if he farkled.
DRAGON FARKLE FULL
First, the active player is the attacker he starts with all 6 of his colored dice and the event die and has a full turn as noted above. These two players have a head-to-head battle. To Brawl – the active player chooses one other player to brawl with. If you score all remaining dice in a roll, you could choose to end your turn or you could choose to keep going and roll all 6 colored dice and the event die on your next roll. Of course, if you Farkle – you will lose any previously accumulated scoring tokens in the temporary bank. Or, you can press your luck and roll the remaining non-set-aside dice to try to score more soldiers. You then decide if you want to end your turn and lock in your winnings – you add the temporary bank to your player mat. If you are able to set aside at least one scoring die, you take soldier counters from the supply matching that amount and place them in a temporary bank. If you cannot do so, you have “farkled” which means that your turn is over and you gain nothing on the turn. In general, you look at your die roll and then you must set aside at least one scoring die. To Recruit – players roll their 6 colored dice as well as the orange event die.
On a turn, players have their choice of three options: Recruit, Brawl, or Attack the Dragon. The Dragon is set in the center of the table – the first player to inflict three damage points on the Dragon in a single turn will win the game.
Each player is also dealt a Companion card – this card gives the player a certain ability which is unique to that Companion. They also have a nice player mat which outlines the flow of a turn as well as giving a handy reference of which dice combination score points. In the game, each player gets a colored set of 6 dice. This new version of the game tries to add a few more strategic points into the game in an attempt to attract a more serious sort of gamer to play Farkle. In the original version, players take turn rolling dice trying to score points based on certain dice combinations.
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