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[[Image:SLday.JPG|left|thumb|Snowflake Lake.]] | [[Image:SLday.JPG|left|thumb|Snowflake Lake.]] | ||
[[Image:SLnight.JPG|right|thumb|Snowy Night.]] | [[Image:SLnight.JPG|right|thumb|Snowy Night.]] | ||
'''Snowflake Lake''' is a game board in ''[[Mario Party 6]]''. Despite the name, the board does not take place on a lake, a winter | '''Snowflake Lake''' is a game board in ''[[Mario Party 6]]''. Despite the name, the board does not take place on a lake, a winter wonderland similar to [[Chilly Waters]] from [[Mario Party 3]]. This snowy board was surrounded by colorful evergreen trees (but some were also orange and red colored), dog houses, and a few snowmen, along with a ski life at the top-right corner of the board, and ice sculptures of a [[penguin]], [[Mario]], and his 8-bit form. A [[Whomp]] even blocks a path in front of an [[Orb Shop]], and charges 10 coins for people to pass. | ||
Landing on one of the two [[? Space]]s at the top of the board made a snowman throw a large snowball that rolled along the path. This is again similar the big [[Mr. Blizzard]] from Chilly Waters, except there was no way to avoid this one. As it went, it captured any players that got in the way and took them back to start. Landing on space next to the frozen pond (again, not a lake. It is also possible that the skeleton inside is a [[Bone Dragon]]) activated a [[coin]] game where the rules were different depending on the time of day. During the daytime, [[Brighton]] tossed coins down to the players who had to grab them while skating until time was called. At night, players threw snowballs at each other to knock coins out of them for the taking. | Landing on one of the two [[? Space]]s at the top of the board made a snowman throw a large snowball that rolled along the path. This is again similar the big [[Mr. Blizzard]] from Chilly Waters, except there was no way to avoid this one. As it went, it captured any players that got in the way and took them back to start. Landing on space next to the frozen pond (again, not a lake. It is also possible that the skeleton inside is a [[Bone Dragon]]) activated a [[coin]] game where the rules were different depending on the time of day. During the daytime, [[Brighton]] tossed coins down to the players who had to grab them while skating until time was called. At night, players threw snowballs at each other to knock coins out of them for the taking. | ||
Revision as of 19:48, July 15, 2007
Snowflake Lake is a game board in Mario Party 6. Despite the name, the board does not take place on a lake, a winter wonderland similar to Chilly Waters from Mario Party 3. This snowy board was surrounded by colorful evergreen trees (but some were also orange and red colored), dog houses, and a few snowmen, along with a ski life at the top-right corner of the board, and ice sculptures of a penguin, Mario, and his 8-bit form. A Whomp even blocks a path in front of an Orb Shop, and charges 10 coins for people to pass.
Landing on one of the two ? Spaces at the top of the board made a snowman throw a large snowball that rolled along the path. This is again similar the big Mr. Blizzard from Chilly Waters, except there was no way to avoid this one. As it went, it captured any players that got in the way and took them back to start. Landing on space next to the frozen pond (again, not a lake. It is also possible that the skeleton inside is a Bone Dragon) activated a coin game where the rules were different depending on the time of day. During the daytime, Brighton tossed coins down to the players who had to grab them while skating until time was called. At night, players threw snowballs at each other to knock coins out of them for the taking.
Other things happened depending on the time of day too. The dog houses on the board were home to Chain Chomps. During the daytime, players could ride Chain Chopms at the cost of 20 coins for a Dice Block and moved that many spaces from the dog house. For every player that the Chain Chomp passed, a star is stolen from the victim and is given to the player riding the Chain Chomp. At night, players could use 3 dice blocks (10 for one dice block, 20 for two, and 30 for three at night) to ride it. Also during the night, large Freezies appeared blocking the paths to the middle of the board. They melted when daylight came.
