Bad Eggs

You are a short order cook in a busy kitchen, trying to crack open as many eggs as you can to make the biggest omelette. Avoid bad eggs, and crack open more good eggs then your opponents over the course of five rounds to become the winner. One player will roll the dice hoping to get a number inside the range of numbers given. Before they roll, each player will decide secretly if they would like to stop or continue to push their luck. After the roller rolls the dice, the players reveal their decisions and whoever chose to stop, places their token on the corresponding spot which shows the minimum number of eggs (tokens they have to flip) to crack open for the round. If the roller succeeded, all players who chose to keep going move onto the next row and the process repeats. If the roller rolls a number outside of what was needed, all players who decided to continue, go to the bust spot. If multiple players bust or stop in the same spot the left most player to the roller places their token down first. Once every player has either stopped or busted, players then pick eggs. Going in a descending order from starting with whoever made it the furthest, players flip tokens one at a time from the pile. If you flip over enough eggs to meet your minimum, you then get to keep flipping over eggs and will gain one point for each extra egg flipped. You can stop whenever you like. However, if you flip over two bad eggs, you don't get any points and your turn is over. All bad eggs always get put back into the pile, while all good eggs always stay out of the pile. This makes it more difficult for later players to successfully take their turn. Ability tokens will get mixed in at the start of each round to enhance play! The player with the most points at the end of five rounds is the winner! —description from the publisher