Trek 12: Himalaya
Roll two dice, pick your math, and climb the mountain one number at a time.
What it is
A roll-and-write where two dice become one number through five operations: add, subtract, multiply, higher, or lower. Each number you write has to touch one already on the sheet, and stray numbers cost points. It plays solo or with a roomful, and it suits the break between big games.
What we love
- Plays solo or with a whole room scoring side by side
- Three sheet pads ramp up in difficulty and add a little story
- Every roll is a small math puzzle with a real choice in it
Honest trade-offs
- Pencil and paper means the pads run out eventually
- Like most roll-and-writes, it can feel like group solitaire
- Penalty scoring stings when you box yourself into a corner
AI summary of player sentiment
Across the tables we polled, players consistently praise the game's approachability and pacing. The most common complaint is pencil and paper means the pads run out eventually.
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Content advisory
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