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While T-Mag immediately thought skateboard professional skateboarders that both came to it would be a good idea to design a skateboard themed Skateboard Madness is a fun family board California from Sweden; Tony Mag and Mathias board game, it would take until 2010 before design got game for two to six players. The object of the Ringstrom. Tony Mag is a legendary skater from the fully under way. By this time, Mindtwister USA had grown 80’s that started H-Street and later, Osiris Shoes. enough to handle the huge undertaking. game is to win the X Games Championship in Tony’s travelled the world with his skateboard, as Tony Mag got together with Mindtwister game designer skateboarding, a feat that you’ll accomplish has Mathias, who was a top professional rider for Michael Richie and asked him to come up with a unique madness play movement, as opposed to just rolling two dice and by learning skateboard tricks (picking up Trick 15 years, up until 2008. Mathias competed in the first ever X Games and many thereafter and holds a moving along a pre-set path on a game board. Cards), getting yourself sponsored so that reputation for being one of the most innovative and Professional skateboarder Ron Allen, another legendary you can accomplish bigger and better Skate technical riders of all time. skateboarder was brought in to both star in the game and help design the authenticity and the extensive trivia section The two high flying Swedes started the game company Sessions (by picking up Sponsor Cards), of the game. In the beginning of 2011, the game was Mindtwister USA in 2006, with a Swedish game called finished and now included top professional rider and X meeting Pro’s & Legends, who’ll teach you Pentago, which has sold more than a million copies all around Games Champion Andy Macdonald and world renowned the world. Mindtwister introduced Pentago to the US and cool skateboard tricks (by picking up Pro’s & street skater and X Games competitor Corey Duffel. Canadian market in 2006 and the game has been a huge hit, Legends Cards). laying the foundation for Mindtwister USA, the publisher of Setup ............................................04 Skateboard Madness uses a brand new concept for X Games playing a board game and you will encounter all kinds Playing The Game .......................06 medalist of unique play fun and general madness along the way, Taking A Turn ...............................07 Tony Mag madness doing what including a 400 question trivia section that involves Movement On The Board ............08 he loves most. all kinds of fun and interesting skateboard trivia, The Game Board Squares ...........10 broken up in four categories; easy, medium, hard and The Style Points ..........................11 really hard. Winning ........................................12 There’s also 50 Random Cards that will either help you skateboard Michael Richie or perhaps set you back as you pick them up throughout Strategy ........................................13 Game Designer Extraordinaire the game. Technical Notes ...........................14 Note; you don’t have to know much about skateboarding Friends & Sponsors ....................16 Mathias has travelled all over to enjoy this game. the world, showcasing his skateboard talents and is an X Games medalists. 2 PLAYGUIDE PLAYGUIDE 3 The Madness Crew is a group of friends that love skateboarding. While they ROXIE CAME UP WITH THE NAME MADNESS CREW, SINCE SHE do different things and have different tastes and interest, they all share a life THOUGHT THAT THEY HAVE SUCH long passion for skateboarding. Barkley is the leader of the crew, Buster is the A TIGHT CREW THAT ARE ALL A LITTLE BIT MAD, IN A GOOD WAY. skateboard competitor, Lola really likes old school skateboarding, Rip cruises a longboard BARKLEY DREW THE LOGO. skateboard and handles the camera work, Roxie is super talented and Slash just likes it all. C Barkley is from New York Buster is from Ohio and Lola grew up in Venice City but now lives in Malibu moved to California when Beach and also goes to Setting UP THE GAME.. Beach, where he goes to he was little. He now lives Malibu High. She started madness high school with Buster in Pacific Palisades, not skating when she was old madness Skateboard Madness uses several unique ways of There are four sets of Sponsor Cards with six cards in and Lola. When he’s not too far from Barkley and enough to walk and just skating, Barkley does a skates the Santa Monica enjoys cruising on her playing a board game and it may take a couple of each set and they are separated by companies and little artwork and plays the park, where they have a longboard and riding her guitar in a rock band with big pool and also skates old school boards. Lola is games to get the hang of it, so don’t worry about colors. Put them face up on the respective Sponsor Slash called “Madness in Venice Beach. Buster pretty much a big sister to Rocks”. He is the natural is working on becoming a Roxie and she also helps having to completely understand how the game is squares on the board. Do the same for the Pro’s & born leader of the Madness pro rider someday, while her with style. When Lola crew and mostly skates studying hard in school at is not skating, she likes to played right away. Get the basics down and start Legends Cards. street but will get in a pool Malibu High. When he’s listen to 80’s music and or vert ramp with Buster not skating, Buster likes to volunteer for Grind For Life playing. sometimes. Barkley also ride bikes and play tennis events. Occasionally, she’ll If this is the first time playing Skateboard Madness, works with Roxie but dreams about skating go surfing in Santa Monica, There are reminder cards of the most critical play then take each character and press them into the on her style. the Megaramp someday. especially if Rip goes. elements that you can keep next to you, while you’re plastic base and then everyone picks a character to first learning how to play. play. BARKLEY BUSTER LOLA So.. start with a good size table. Shuffle the Trivia, Keep the Trick Cards secret from the other players; Random and Trick Card decks and place them in the you wouldn’t want them to know what kind of Skate Rip is the hardcore Roxie is the youngest Slash is the comedian madness Card Holder Box after dealing six trick cards to each Session you might throw down on your turn. You’re longboard cruiser and loves member of the Madness of the crew, he’s always to shoot photos and video Crew and also the most pulling little pranks on his player. All cards are placed in the box face down. now ready to go for the X Games Championship in of the crew. Rip grew up in talented. She skates friends, all in good fun, San Francisco and moved street, parks, bowls, of course. Slash cruises Deal every player one Bandage Token then place skateboarding. down south a few years vert and when she gets longboards and the old ago and goes to Santa older, she wants to try the school boards with Lola the Style Points, the Bandage and Slam Tokens in Monica High school. Rip Megaramp. She gets lots and is into all the 70’s and plans on skating forever of help from the rest of 80’s tricks, both on the the Token Holder Box, face up. Everyone places the and taking film and video the crew who just adores street and in parks. Slash skateboard classes in college, to make her. She lives in Venice lives in Topanga, which Bandage Token in front of them on the table, face up. skate video’s and maybe Beach and loves to cruise is not too far from the one day make something over to Lola’s house rest of the crew. Besides more serious. He also when she’s not skating to skateboarding, Slash is Put the four red Sponsor Dice somewhere next to the shoots Slash and Barkley’s study and just studying to be an architect band, whenever they play. do girly stuff. and he plays drums in the board. They will not be used until players pick up band with Barkley. Sponsor Cards on the board. RIP ROXIE SLASH 4 PLAYGUIDE PLAYGUIDE 5 skateboard madness skateboard skateboard madness madness E I skateboard skateboard skateboard L EXAMPLE; taking A TURNmadness madness madness madness skateboard L Draw a trick card from the pile in theskateboard cardmadness holderskateboard box.skateboard Then skateboardlay down a skate session on the table. skateboard skateboard madnessskateboardmadness madness O In this example, you choosemadness to putmadness downskateboard a 2,skateboard a 3 andTRICK skateboarda 1, CARD in thatskateboard order. The challenge now is to skateboard skateboard skateboardmadness1 madness madness madness roll the totalskateboard madnessor abovemadness of the cards,madness whichmadnessskateboard is 6, withskateboard the diceskateboard that youskateboard have.
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