If a piece is moved to a square occupied by an opponent's piece that is not a BLOCK the opponent piece is captured and sent back to its BASE and must start all over again. d) If a BLOCK is formed on an opponentвЂ™s start gate, no pieces from that BASE may advance to the track until the way is clear.ДЁ.All other players are forced to queue behind the BLOCK. b) A BLOCK can only be landed on or passed over by the player creating the BLOCK.a) BLOCKs are created when a player moves (two or more) of their pieces onto the same square by the exact amount of moves that would place a piece in that square section.You could move your piece out of the starting location and move it farther along the path. Whenever you throw a 6 you get an extra turn. If no piece can legally move according to the number thrown, play passes to the next player.Д¦. Roll the dice on your turn to either move your piece/s forward in a clockwise manner, or use the opportunity to move one of your pieces from the BASE to the track (by rolling a 6). If you roll something other than a 6 and do not have a piece on the track, then play passes to the next player.ДҐ. In order to move your pieces they must first be placed on your start gate. Once play begins if one or both die rolled touches the board and comes to rest off the board, then play passes to the next player.Д¤. All rolls of the dice must be made on the game board to be valid. Players take turns in a clockwise order to roll one die to see who goes first. Choose a color and place your playing pieces in the starting section for your color.Дў. This game is played by 2, 3, or 4 playersвЂ™, with a game board, 4 markers or pieces per player, and a set of two dice.ДЎ.

Rules of ludo