Abstract: A chance device cuboidal in shape. Three faces of the cube have a background color that is the same. The other three faces of the cube have a different color background in common. The indicia used most commonly is dots, which can be replaced with numbers or anything of the like that will show a quantity, are numbered from either one to three or four to six, or any other combination of three numbers. For the set of numbers chosen, three faces of the cube, all with the same color background, have one of the numbers present on each of the faces. The other three faces of the cube have the same set of numbers, but these numbers are present on a different color background then the other three faces of the cube. Examples of use of the described chance device includes two games, Diamonds and Killer Spider.

Abstract: A chance device cuboidal in shape. Three faces of the cube have a background color that is the same. The other three faces of the cube have a different color background in common. The indicia used most commonly is dots, which can be replaced with numbers or anything of the like that will show a quantity, are numbered from either one to three or four to six, or any other combination of three numbers. For the set of numbers chosen, three faces of the cube, all with the same color background, have one of the numbers present on each of the faces. The other three faces of the cube have the same set of numbers, but these numbers are present on a different color background then the other three faces of the cube. Examples of use of the described chance device includes two games, Diamonds and Killer Spider.

Abstract: The present invention is a game. The game board used is shaped like a triangle. The board has three sides with at least four primary interlocking base pieces and three secondary interlocking angle pieces connecting the sides, creating a triangular board. The game also uses a plurality of tetrahedra, where four tetrahedron pieces form a pyramid with square base. Each tetrahedron piece has a centralized hole on its face that is showing when a pyramid is formed. The game also includes symbols that can be fixedly attached and removed from the faces of the tetrahedron pieces. At the vertex of the triangular board is a primary base piece which holds one player's chosen combination to be guessed by the other player. The other player tries to guess the combination of symbols, colors, and directions that the player has chosen and hidden behind a shield.