Click the 15x15 board anywhere to randomize the setup.
The inner 14x14 board will be filled with 192 letters and four question marks. The question marks represent blanks (jokers) and can stand for any letter.
The setup will show left-right symmetry (in some variants).
Each player has seven men positioned at the border of the board.

You play as Red against Blue.
A dice will appear which tells you how far you can go (orthogonally) with any of your men in this round. Given a five, you may go 1,2,3,4 or 5 steps.
You can walk only once per round.
If your man encounters a letter on its target position, this letter will be placed onto your rack.
You can shuffle the (up to seven) letters on your rack as much as you like. Click one of the down-arrows to cycle your letters on the rack.

When you are finished with your round, you either click the dice (which finishes your round without accruing any points) or click the COUNT button. If you click the COUNT button, the first (top) consecutive string of letters on your rack will be counted. The word must be at least two letters long.
If you use all your seven letters, you get a bonus of 50 points.
The validity of the words are not checked by the system; you are the judge. (Recommended: use a Scrabble dictionary as a judge).

You can change the letters on your rack by moving around on the board with your men. Each letter on the board can only be used once.
Once you have a word has been counted, its letters will disappear from the rack AND THE BOARD!

If one of the player has over 400 points, the game is over. (This is checked after BOTH players have moved). The player with the most points wins.

Variant 2: Here you have to go the exact distance the dice gives you.
Variants 3,4: Here the setup is totally random. You place your men, but not where a Joker is positioned close by. Details see associated game text.
Variants 5 to 8: Like variants 1 through 4, but your seven men are not marked. Details see associated game text.
Variants 9 to 12: Like variants 5 through 8, but each player has only one man on the board.

Please note that there are several piece sets available.