TAPAE - Stacking Game
$37.99
Free shipping over $80 (US only)- Win by being the player to stack the last block without causing the tower to crash
- Literally billions of combinations for stacking all 20 Tapae blocks to nearly three feet. Test the law of gravity, feed imagination and build creativity
- No set up time. Roll a color and stack a block. Create artistic patterns and structures by yourself or play competitively with friends
- Includes 20 Tapae wood blocks, game die, bag, Totika Reciprocity Card Deck, plus blank cards to write you own questions – all cards optional use
- 192 Reciprocity questions intended to promote social-reciprocity and ongoing mutually supportive relationships. Roll a color, stack the block, draw a card, ask any player the question. Blank cards to write your own questions. All cards optional use.
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- Very high precision with laser-cut plywood with amazing details.
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