Astrollogy

A one-page, roll-and-write game about constellations for any number of players. Astrollogy can be played in about fifteen minutes and is intended for players who are at least eight years old.

Gameplay

Give everyone a pencil and copy of the rules. Find two standard six-sided dice to share.

Each round, roll the dice. Everyone should either:

• Choose a star that matches a die result and is not in a constellation. Then, draw a circle around that star to start a new constellation.
• Draw a line between: (1) the last star they added to a constellation and (2) another star that matches a die result and is not in a constellation.

Notes: A constellation is a group of stars that are connected by lines. Each constellation may have at most one star of each shape. Lines may not cross other lines or pass through intervening stars.

Scoring

The game ends at the end of the first round in which any player cannot take an action.

Players are then awarded points based on the number of stars in each of their constellations according to the following table:

Stars	2	3	4	5	6
Points	1	3	6	10	15

The player with the highest total score wins.

Game Design: Michael Purcell
Graphic Design: Kyle "KYNG" Jarratt
Contact: ttkttkt@gmail.com