Best of British Game Rules
A game for 2 teams of any number or 2-6 individual players.

The Team Game is great when you have a mix of younger and older players. It makes best use of everybody's knowledge. The individual game is great if you want to be more competitive.

CONTENTS:
Best of British Playing Board
400 Best of British Question Cards
6 Playing pieces

TEAM RULES
PREPARING TO PLAY
Unfold the board and lay it on the table. Each team selects a playing piece and places it on the Start Space on the board.

Split the players into two teams. The oldest player in each team will become the first Question Master for their team. The team containing the youngest player will start.

THE QUESTIONS
There are four questions on the back of each card. The first question is beside the Red Square followed by the White, Blue and Green.

There are three kinds of question cards:

Picture cards - on which there is a picture that the questions relate to.

Common Theme Cards - on which all the answers have a common theme.

Pot Luck Cards - on which there are random Best of British questions.

THE BOARD
The board is a path from the outer Start space into the Winning Zone in the centre of the board. The spaces on the board are made up of the four different colours that match those on the Question Cards. The first four spaces on the board match the order of those on the cards.

After the first four spaces the colour order becomes random so just answering one question correctly can sometimes mean a big leap forward.

PLAY
The Question Master for the team containing the youngest player picks up the first Question Card from the box making sure the answers are concealed from all the players on both teams.

If it is a Picture Card, the picture is shown to all the players on both teams. If it is a Themed Card, the theme is read out to all the players on both teams.

The Question Master reads out the Red Question to the opposing team. If that team answers correctly they move their piece onto the first Red Space on the board. The same team is then given the White Question, moving their piece onto the White Space if they answer correctly and so on down the card.

If at anytime a question is answered incorrectly then the Question Master can put the same question to the members of their own team for a bonus move. If they answer correctly they move their own piece onto the next space on the board that matches the colour of the question. The original team is always given the first chance to answer each question. After the Green Question has been played the card is placed to the back of the card box.

The Question Master for the other team now takes out the next card from the box and plays the card to their opponents in the same way.

The two teams take alternate turns at being the Question Master and also alternate the roll of Question Master within their team.

When any team answers a question correctly and there are no spaces left matching that colour left on the path, they move their piece directly into the Winning Zone.

WINNING ZONE
Once inside the Winning Zone a team no longer moves their piece after answering a question correctly. The first team to answer any bonus question correctly after having entered the Winning Zone wins.

INDIVIDUAL PLAY
The oldest player becomes Question Master for the first game and asks the first card to the player on their left. The bonus opportunity for any incorrect answer passes firstly to the next player to the left and so on. The order of play then continues in a clockwise direction.

Source: Publisher's Website

Mind the Gap

Mind the Gap

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