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Original   Kendall Rule Set Race to the end / Destination In this workshop we will explore one of the simplest gameplay concepts: the so-called “race to an end”. We won’t make a new game from scratch, though, but try to “reconstruct” a possible rule set to give new life to a few thousand years old game: Senet See attached rules set proposed by historian Kendall as an example. Requirements: -  Two sets of 7 pawns, white and black -  Have to use Senet original board design -  Use any combination of dice you see appropriate for the game    -  Give meaning to each painted square -  Can have both a 1 and 2 player mode -  Decide condition for winning -  Work in small teams (2 to 4. 3 members is ideal for most workshops) New Kendall Rule Set: - At the beginning of the game, each player's seven pieces take turns on the 14th square. In addition, there is a barracks, the detailed functions of the barracks will be explained later. -15 squares are ...

  - Movements : Hold pressing W, A, S, D to move up, left, down and right . - Attack : Left click mouse or open automatic attack and just move around the map. -  Survival: In a fixed size scene , player should d efend and kill enemies that are constantly being generated   to survive in at least 20 rounds. -  C ollecting: Defeated enemies drop experience points and items, which can be upgraded by collecting experience points, with each level randomly gaining a chance to acquire/upgrade weapons and attributes . Figure 1. Menu Figure 2. Shop(After each wave) Figure 3. Battle scenario Figure 4. Result of a game Figure 5. Role select