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* '''[[Faire Square]]'''- Players have to move around this board to reach the star space. There is only one star space that will never change locations, but players can buy up to five stars at a time if they have enough coins. The price of a star is always 20 coins during the day, but the price at night could be 5, 10, 30, or 40 coins. | * '''[[Faire Square]]'''- Players have to move around this board to reach the star space. There is only one star space that will never change locations, but players can buy up to five stars at a time if they have enough coins. The price of a star is always 20 coins during the day, but the price at night could be 5, 10, 30, or 40 coins. | ||
* '''[[E | * '''[[E. Gadd's Garage]]'''- Players must move across this board and try to get to a randomly placed star first. Once the star has been bought for 20 coins, the star moves to another location. There are many gadgets and machines to experiment with in this board. | ||
* '''[[Snowflake Lake]]'''- All players start with 5 stars and then they must pay Chain Chomps coins to ride them and steal stars from other players in the process. When a player reaches a Chain Chomp's house, the player can pay it coins (20 coins for one dice block during the day, 10 for one dice block, 20 for two, and 30 for three at night) to ride it. After a player has paid the Chain Chomp, they can roll a dice block (or two or three if they pay for them at night) and move that many spaces from the "house". For every player that the Chain Chomp passes, a star is stolen from the victim and is given to the player riding the Chain Chomp. | * '''[[Snowflake Lake]]'''- All players start with 5 stars and then they must pay Chain Chomps coins to ride them and steal stars from other players in the process. When a player reaches a Chain Chomp's house, the player can pay it coins (20 coins for one dice block during the day, 10 for one dice block, 20 for two, and 30 for three at night) to ride it. After a player has paid the Chain Chomp, they can roll a dice block (or two or three if they pay for them at night) and move that many spaces from the "house". For every player that the Chain Chomp passes, a star is stolen from the victim and is given to the player riding the Chain Chomp. | ||