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Boardkings Wiki

## Welcome to Board Kings Wiki

*Build houses. Gain bunnies. Climb Up the Leaderboard!*

Welcome to Board Kings! Join your friends and family in the new and exciting free online single or multiplayer board game!

Meet your board! Choose your idol and throw the dice! Build the greatest city for your bunnies!

Throw the dice and earn coins as you go! The dice will determine where you go! You decide what to do with your coins!
If you’re lucky you’ll land on the bonus tiles and win awesome rewards and boosts! But remember, it’s not all about luck, it’s about strategy and skill.

Make sure to visit r/BoardKings on Reddit for all board kings discussion!

## Play now!

**Build up your city!**Use the coins to build and develop your city! Climb up the leaderboard by expanding your bunny population. The more you build, the more bunnies you will have!

Build the most amazing thriving city of all time! The more you build, the bigger the board will become!

**Protect Your Board!**

To protect your city from strangers and other unwelcomed mischiefs you need to land on the police station! Upgrade the police station to deploy more police cars!

**Steal From Your Friends**

Win your friends’ coins by landing on the Steal tile! Didn’t find the richest city? No worries! You’ll win other people’s coins as well!

**Win Bonus Features!**

Land on the bonus tile and win special features for your board! Extra coins! Extra police cars! It’s always a win to have more than your friends!

**Visit your Friends’ Boards!**

Hop on the train and choose the friend you miss the most! You can also pay a visit to others who were at your board. While visiting your friends’ city you can throw the dice and:

- Own your friends’ buildings!

- Destroy others’ cities!

- Steal coins by breaking others’ piggy banks!

Catch your friends online, and circle their board twice! And even earn 2x for some boards. Got a score to keep? Activate "bad blood", and have 24 hours to take revenge on those who dared visit your board!

Watch out for police! Or you might get thrown in jail! To be freed you’ll need to pay the fine or run back home to your own board!

Your board awaits!
12 Days of Christmas

HO HO HO Merry Christmas yo!

The **12 Days of Christmas** is a holiday-themed event taking place from December 21, 2017 to January 8, 2018.

The 12 Days of Christmas event was released with the 2017 Christmas update, which also included a new wintery style for the Main Road theme and its idols.

There were LUDICROUS prizes in special **Christmas tournaments** when you collect candy canes.
Dragon's Trap

Welcome to Carrolot!

Your bunnies have visited the wild wild west as the Settlers of Bunnan, enjoyed some Carrots of the Carribean during A Pirate Story, experienced the Dice Age in Defrost, and even visited the future of 20XX. But are they ready for some medieval fun?

Your bunnies put their shiniest armors on as they explore Sherbunn Forrest. Are they brave enough to enter the Dragon's lair? Head to the minigame if you dare!

## Minigame

As a newly anointed Knight of the Roll Table, it is your duty to defend Sherbunn Forrest. Hop into your armor to defeat the Dragon and get his loot.
Board Kings Rush

*Not to be confused with similar event Roll Rush*

**Board Kings Rush** is a feature in Board Kings that was released on January 21, 2018. It gives the player the option to double or triple the income from moving around the board, as well as Coin King rewards. The higher you power up, however, the more rolls it consumes (2x coins = 2 rolls, 3x coins = 3 rolls, etc.)
V.S.O.P. (idol)

**V.S.O.P.** (**Very Superior Old Pale** brandy) is a Rare idol, the third and final Rare idol of the Swaga set, and Swaga's eighth idol overall.

## Appearance

V.S.O.P. is a tall green bottle with a stout body and a long skinny neck. The body has a yellow label with “VSOP” written on it in black.

## Trivia

* V.S.O.P. is Board Kings’s only alcohol reference. It is also the only violation of its 4+ rating on the iOS App Store.

## Appearance

V.S.O.P. is a small, stout olive green brandy bottle with a long neck topped with a black stopper. On the bottle there is a yellow label with "VSOP" written in black. The label has no border but has a gray stripe on the top dotted with yellow. Above the label a small golden bunny icon can be seen.
Crown (idol)

The **Crown**, also known as the **Royal Crown**, is a Rare idol of the Carrolot collection. It is Carrolot's second Rare idol and its seventh idol overall.

## Appearance

The Crown is a golden crown with a large, thick base and a red velvet cushion on top. Golden bars come up from the base to surround the cushion, and the bars curve inwards at the top to meet it the middle. At this center meeting place, there is a golden crystal.
HalloWin

The **HalloWin Games** is a Halloween-themed event in Board Kings that takes place annually from October 25 to October 31.

HalloWin was released with the 2017 Halloween update, which also included a new limited-time Halloween theme and several associated idols. 2018 added yet another spooky theme.

## How to play

### Premise

The higher you are on your HalloWin Leaderboard, the bigger prize you get at the end.

### Leveling up

You can get higher on your leaderboard by collecting Pumpkins. Pumpkins are a limited-time currency specifically for this event. The more pumpkins you have, the higher you will be on the leaderboard (i.e. If you have the most pumpkins out of your friends, you will be first place on your leaderboard).

### Earning Pumpkins

Pumpkins can be earned by destroying and damaging buildings on friends' boards, as well as stealing cash from them on the Steal space. ("Pull tricks to win treats!")

## Rewards

The higher you are on your leaderboard when the event ends, the larger reward you will get. For 1st through 10th place, the reward will include large quantities of cash and gems. For 11th through 50th place, the reward will consist of only gems. For 51st place and below, there is no reward

The reward system is as follows:
Carrolot

**Carrolot** is a Board Kings theme released along with Boot Camp in late June 2017. It can be purchased for 500 .

## Environment

Carrolot is set in a brightly lit forest with a medieval-style castle in the middle as the board. The "castle" has stone walls and a drawbridge, and the bunnies are dressed as knights or peasants.

## Idols

### Common

* Drumstick
* Goblet
* Sword in the Stone
* Water Flask
* Bandit

### Rare

* Knight Helmet
* Crown
* Golden Chest

### Legendary

* Tent
* Dragon

## Trivia

* Carrolot is a reference to Camelot, the city where King Arthur ruled in medieval times.

## References

1. ↑ Board Kings. “The new themes are out!!” *Twitter*, Twitter, 29 June 2017, twitter.com/boardkingsgame/status/880399563764453377.
The Guides of the Fallen

The concept of death to the Free Peoples would sound very foreign to the Civilized folk of the Glass City. The City of Mirrors sees death as a reaper, personified in various guises by the Broken, from Falsenight to Starheart and on. To the Free Peoples, death splits along two lines, neither of them an end but a beginning.

The Psychopomp, the Guide of the Fallen is a feature of practically human cultures. Fear of death and fear of the unknown combine in human mind and causes storytellers to allay the fears of their brethren by conjuring guides and protectors of the dead. In the Shadowlands, the Guides of the Fallen oversee travel between the Realms of the Shadowlands, and it only through their intervention that psychonauts may reach the Realms of Light and endeavor to reclaim a soul they may have foolishly lost to some avaricious god.

As these are broad abstract concepts, they have been personified as a married couple: the Masculine Little Green Man and the Hermaphroditic Rainbow Moth.

## The Little Green Man

The great instructor and the regenerator. Death is the source of all life in Arcadia. Don't fear the reaper.

## The Rainbow Moth

The rainbow is used by so many cultures to symbolize transportation and tramsission of messages. The Rainbow Moth beats wings made of iridescent light as it glistens through the dark caverns of the Painted Labyrinth

* Learn more about the Little Green Man
* Learn more about the Rainbow Moth

## Sources

* Blood Red Dreaming Blog: The Guides of the Fallen
* Blood Red Dreaming Blog: Death in Arcadia
Sugar Carrot (Theme)

## Sugar Carrot (Theme)

### Environment

Pink island in chocolate lake; full of candy

## Idols

### Common

Jelly
 Trifle
 Birthday Cake
 Bonbon
 Chocolate Marshmallow Bar
 Ice Cream
 Ice Cream Sandwich
 Butterscotch Candy
 Hot Chocolate
 Unicorn

**Sugar Carrot** is a theme in Board Kings that can be purchased for 500 .

 Idols

### Common

* Jelly
* Trifle
* Birthday Cake
* Bonbon
* Chocolate Marshmallow Bar

### Rare

* Ice Cream
* Ice Cream Sandwich
* Butterscotch Candy

### Legendary

* Hot Chocolate
* Unicorn

## Themed Dice

* Common:
* Rare/Legendary: Unknown
Settings

The Settings menu can be opened by clicking on the left hand corner in the game. It has the following sub menues:

* Store: This is where players can purchase (either for in-app currency (gems) or for real money) extras that will allow them to progress the game quicker.
* Album: This opens up the sticker album if a special event is currently ongoing.
* News: Here players can see a summary of recent events concerning their board, e.g. visitor activities (stealing, foreign ownership, gifting).
* Landmarks: Players can chose special landmarks to place on their board which provides additional benefits, such as increased happiness or board income.
* Themes: Players can change the theme of their board by selecting from the themes they own, or by purchasing new themes (for gems).
* My board: This takes players to buildings menu where they can upgrade buildings (for in-game currency such as coins or gems).
* Invite: Players can befriend other players, so they can visit each others' boards or trade stickers during special events.
* Extra card: Players can watch an ad to receive an extra card.
* Leaderboard: Players can see the highest scoring players globally, locally, and among their friends.
Trivia

### Some of the Many Many Influences behind BRD

The vajra system is inspired by the Dark Souls Souls system. The Avatar concept is inspired by Hong Kong action Theatre and its star system. The accumulation of progress from outside the game is inspired by Pokemon go and other ARG games. The story element mechanic is inspired by the Fate core system and its aspect mechanic. The playing card resolution system is inspired by psychosis Ship of Fools and tarot card resolution system. The enemy weakness system is inspired by shadow of Colossus and Legend of Zelda boss battles.

Additional game mechanics inspiration comes from rifts, wushu, fudge, alternate and probably others we didn't notice we influencing us. Story and sitting inspiration come from a myriad sources. Including Stephen King's Dark Tower series, Dark City, The Matrix, the Invisibles, dot hack, neverwhere, the Discworld novels, in the mouth of madness, persona, bloodline and dark souls, the work of HP Lovecraft, planetary, star trek V, far cry 3, hyper light drifter, Ishmael, the holy, Shadow of the Colossus, Legend of Zelda, green grass running water, mage: the ascension and too many more to name.

We all started out playing Dungeons and Dragons and Legend of Zelda. As such it would be hard to estimate just how much of an influence both of these things were upon the game

## Sources

* Blood Red Dreaming Blog: "Some of the Many Many Influences behind BRD"
The Last Daytower

Anomalous among the rusting structures the make of the bulk of the Circle of Rust and the Drowned City, stands the last Daytower. Build of sandstone, the last Daytower is a thin cylinder with a domed parapet at the top. A Polished metal mirror is aimed to catch the dawn's first light at winter solstice.

### Navigation

#### Linked Locations

* The Gilded House West
* Reactor Number Four
* Molar Runestone

## Sources

* Blood Red Dreaming Blog: The North Central and Northeastern Region of the Foglands
Bunny Town

**Bunny Town** is a board layout associated with the Bunny Noir theme. Mayor Bunn, James Bunn is in charge here, and he likes his carrot juice shaken, not stirred.

Bunny Town is the fourteenth board layout, succeeding A Whole New Board (Arabunnian Nights) and preceding Night at Roxbunny (Swaga).

## Mini Game

The mini-game challenge at Bunny Town is to open the safe!
B.I.A. HQ

The B.I.A. HQ Landmark costs 1125 gems and requires occupancy of one Landmark Tile.

Once it is placed on the board, it provides a passive bonus by reducing repair costs for damaged buildings by 50%.

## Appearance

The B.I.A. HQ is a tall and shiny office building, disguising the Bunny Intelligence Agency as an insurance company.

## Trivia

* The landmark is a reference to the Central Intelligence Agency (C.I.A.).
Swaga disambiguation page

**This article is a disambiguation page for Swaga disambiguation page**

The following is a list of links to pages that might share the same title.

Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.

**Swaga** may refer to:
Mailbox (idol)

The Mailbox is a common idol of the Main Road collection. It is Main Road's third common idol, and its third overall.

## Appearance

The Mailbox is a dark blue mailbox shaped like a tall rectangular box, slightly narrowing at the top. It has closed eyes, and a yellow envelope sticking out that is supposed to resemble a tongue. It has a green handle that almost resembles a hat.
Construction Helmet

The **Construction Helmet**, also known as the **Hard Hat**, is a Common idol of the Main Road collection. It is Main Road's second Common idol and also its second overall.

## Appearance

The Construction Helmet is a yellow dome-shaped hat with a small brim around the bottom edge. It has a mohawk-type strip of material on top of the hat. On the front there is a red label, which has a white border and pink lettering.
Currency

There are several forms of **currency** in Board Kings.

## Cash

**Cash** is the basic currency in Board Kings. It is used to upgrade and fix buildings.

Cash is earned for every space passed on one's own board, and for every space landed on in a friend's board. It can also be purchased with Gems in the Premium Shop, as shown below, or collected from Bunnies.

## Gems

**Gems** are the premium currency in BoardKings. They can be used to purchase idols, landmarks, cash, dice, and extra cops. It can also be used to break out of jail.

Gems can be earned from landing on the Townhall (on any board) or landing on a purple gem space on a friend's board. It can also be collected from Bunnies.

## Limited time currency

### Pumpkins

**Pumpkins** are a limited-time currency used in the annual Halloween tournament. The more pumpkins you have, the higher you will appear on your HalloWin leaderboard. The place you have on your leaderboard determines the prize you earn at the end of the event, as shown below.

 Reward

Pumpkins cannot be collected from bunnies.

### Candy Canes

**Candy Canes** were a limited-time currency used in the 2017 holiday tournament. The more candy canes you have, the higher you will appear on your event leaderboard. The place you have on your leaderboard determines the prize you earn at the end of the event, as shown below.

 Reward

Candy Canes, like Pumpkins, cannot be collected from bunnies.

### Carrots

**Carrots**, also known as **Golden Carrots**, were a limited-time currency used in the 24 Carrot Tournament. The more carrots you have, the higher you will appear on your event leaderboard. The place you have on your leaderboard determines the prize you earn at the end of the event.

### Batteries

**Batteries** are a limited-time currency used in the Roll Rush tournament. The more batteries you have, the higher you will appear on your event leaderboard. The place you have on your leaderboard determines the prize you earn at the end of the event, as shown below.

 Reward
Bunny Noir

Check out this theme in your Settings

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## Idols

### Common

**Bunny Noir** is a theme in Board Kings that can is associated with the boards Bunny Town, The Untouchables, and The Rock.

It can be purchased for 1,000  through the Settings, or it unlocks for free at Level 27 when the player unboxes the Bunny Town board.

This theme was released in Version 2.11.0 of the game.

## Environment

Bunny Noir is set in a black-and-white "film noir"-style setting with 1940s/50s-era buildings.

## Mini-game

The mini-game associated with this theme appears on the boards Bunny Town, The Untouchables, and The Rock. It requires the player to brake into a safe in order to gain extra coins, rolls and gems.

## Idols

### Common

* Telephone
* Film Roll
* Film Canister
* Camera
* Lighter

### Rare

* Typewriter
* Unknown
* Lipstick

### Legendary

* Unknown
* Unknown

## Trivia

* The title is a play-on words with "film noir".
* The hole in the "o" of "noir" in the title logo is a smoking bullet hole.
Susanoo

The Speed of Lightning, **Susanoo** was one of the new members of Night Raid that Najenda brought back from the Revolutionary Army HQ. He was an adept fighter and quite resilient to damage due to his status as a humanoid Teigu. He also served as Night Raid's housekeeper and aided Akame in Night Raid's daily chores as well as training with Tatsumi.

## Statistics

* **Name**: Susanoo
* **Origin**: Akame ga Kill!
* **Gender**: Male
* **Age**: Approx. 1000
* **Birthday**:
* **Classification**:
* **Blood Type**:
* **Height**: 220 cm (7'3")
* **Weight**: Unknown
* **Skin Color**:
* **Eye Color**: Blue
* **Hair Color**: Blue
* **Key Relationships**:
* **Alignment**: Bad
* **Status**: Deceased (Core Destroyed)
* **Class**:
* **Powers and Abilities**:
* **Standard Equipment**:
* **Weaknesses**:
* **Notable Attacks/Techniques**:
* **Voice Actor**: Shintaro Asanuma

### Power Stats

* **Attack Potency**:
* **Speed**:
* **Lifting Strength**:
* **Striking Strength**:
* **Durability**:
* **Stamina**:
* **Range**:
* **Intelligence**:
* **Key**:
Pimp My Board

Drop the Beat with DJ Bunn Kyn

**Pimp My Board** is a board layout associated with the Swaga theme. It is under the authority of DJ Bunn Dyk, who also runs the Drop the Beat minigame.

Pimp My Board is the third board layout, succeeding Settlers of Bunnan and preceding BoardKings Shelter. DJ Bunn Dyk will arrive at the Settlers of Bunnan community at Level 8 and Pimp My Board will be revealed at Level 9 after collecting sufficient Bricks.
Cinderolla

**Cinderolla** was a sticker set in the Once Upon a Bunn sticker album during the June-August 2020 in-game event.

It was an adaptation of the Cinderella fairy tale.

During the album event, there were several mini-challenges that featured Cinderolla and her story.

   Players who completed the set would win 50 rolls and some coins.

The character of Cinderolla also appeared in The Bad Apples set in the album.
Whale (idol)

The **Whale** is a Legendary idol of the Dice Age collection. It is Dice Age's second and final Legendary idol and its tenth and final idol overall.

## Appearance

The Whale is a purple dome with a teethy, closed-eye smiling face and flippers. It also has a long tail with a cream-colored underside and a spout of water coming out of the top of its head.
Mayor

The **Mayor** is the original mayor of the board and one of the bunny citizens.

## Appearance

The Mayor appears as a normal bunny, but with a black top hat with a gray band, a thick white mustache, a black and white tuxedo, and a purple sash. He always has a yellow star floating above his head as well. If you still have upgrades to complete in that level, the star will show a lock; if you have completed all upgrades in your current level, the star will show the number of the next level, and will show a button to level up your board when clicked on. He resides in the Townhall but is often out in the middle of the board, sometimes with a bunny-sized podium.

## Board upgrades

Once you have completed all upgrades in your current level, the Mayor's star will change from a lock into the number of the next level. When tapped on, it will display a button to level up your park. This button will have the cost of the upgrade on it (typically a large amount of cash), and when it is tapped on, that amount will be subtracted from your cash total, and the upgrade process will begin.

### Level additions

After you have clicked the button to upgrade, you will automatically enter the Mayor's office inside the Townhall, where you are either granted a board addition or given a choice between an extra cop unit or extra currency when landing on certain spaces.
Piggy Heist

One of the tiles on your board is the Piggy Heist.

When you land on it, you will be allowed to steal coins from someone else.

You can select 3 of 4 boxes. These boxes will contain a certain percentage of coins from the main steal.

If you manage to get all coins, you will have made a Perfect Steal.

The Coins will be multiplied by any dice multiplier you have turned on.

 Lowest
 Middle
 Highest

NOTE: This game may have a specific combo hidden in its storage which will give you a Non-Perfect Steal at a more likely rate. Even though this is said, it is not RNG.
Night at Roxbunny

Drop the beat with DJ Bunn Dyk!

**Night at Roxbunny** is a board layout associated with the Swaga theme. It is under the authority of DJ Bunn Dyk, who also runs the Drop the Beat minigame and earlier board layout Pimp My Board.

Night at Roxbunny is the fifteenth board layout, succeeding Bunny Town (Bunny Noir) and preceding Goal Stars (Bunny League). DJ Bunn Dyk will arrive at Bunnytown at Level 32 and Roxbunny will be revealed at Level 33 after collecting sufficient Bricks.
Man of Void and Lady of Fire

The Man of Void and the Lady of Fire walk the circle of time and vastness of space. They share a human shape and are sympathetic to sentient beings. Their minds are alien, and yet quite familiar. The most disquieting of the Elders for their similarity to humanity while never quite getting it right.

## Sources

* Blood Red Dreaming Blog: The Fear Touched
List of themes

The following is the **list of themes** as they appear in the game:

1. Main Road
2. Carrots of the Caribbean
3. Sugar Carrot
4. Mega Bunny 1
5. Bunny's Inferno
6. Bunnslinger
7. Dice Age
8. Swaga
9. Boot Camp
10. Carrolot
11. Lost in Space
12. Bunsylvania
13. Arabunnian Nights
14. Bunny Noir
15. Bunny League
16. Destination Moon
17. The Bunn Museum
18. Bunny BC (Theme)
19. Frankenbunn (Theme)
20. Bunn Dynasty
21. Bunny Shore
22. Arcade 76
23. Deep Dive
24. Bunny Corp
25. Beach Bunns
26. Dicetopia
27. Bunny Farm
28. Steampunk
29. Sweet Bunny High
30. White Christmas
31. Winter Wonders
32. Bunny Studios
33. Bunnhalla
34. Bunny Wings
35. Bunny Bloom
36. Fairy Forest
37. Bunny World
38. Bunny Diner
39. The Bunn Boat
40. Bunny Gym
41. The Witch's Woods (theme)
42. Bunn Town Mall (theme)
43. Christmas Fantasy (theme)
44. Top Bunn (theme)
45. Criminal Bunns (theme)
46. Bunny Salon (theme)
47. Safari Adventure (theme)
48. Bunnstock (theme)
49. Bunny Camp (theme)
Cauldron (idol)

The **Cauldron** is a Common idol from the Bunsylvania collection. It is Bunsylvania's fourth idol.

## Appearance

The Cauldron is a purple-gray pot filled with a faintly glowing green brew, which the handle of a spoon sticks out of. It has a dizzy expression, with swirls for eyes, a tongue sticking out of a wide open mouth, and a sweat drop.
Main Road

## Idols

### Common

**Main Road** is the default and starter theme in Board Kings. Its idols are very plain and simple, with no clear theme to them.

## Environment

Main Road is a homey, colorful town with a large grassy field in the middle. The sun is always shining. Many trees can be seen around the board and a blue-tinted parking area wraps around the board.

## Idols

### Common

* Pink Purse
* Construction Helmet
* Mailbox
* Stereo
* Fire Hydrant

### Rare

* Traffic Cone
* Hamburger
* Traffic Light

### Legendary

* Hot Dog
* Soda Cup

## Themed Dice

* Common:
* Rare/Legendary: Unknown

## Trivia

* During the 2017 holiday event, Main Road had a wintery theme, in which snow covered the buildings and the area around the board. Its idols were also changed to have a holiday theme, with decorations or special colors to make them more wintery.
	+ During this time, several of Main Road's Common and Rare idols, including the Burger, Construction Helmet, and Traffic Cone were switched around.
Bunny citizens

**Bunnies** are the inhabitants of your board. They appear as small tan-colored figures in the middle of your board with tall pointy ears. Sometimes they will have collectible currency, known as Bunny Pop, which appears as either the cash icon (), the gem icon (), dice, wildcards, or free cards, depending on what their collectible item is. The faster buildings are upgraded and/or fixed, the happier they will be. When they are unhappy, you will receive less collectible items.

Your bunnies' happiness level is displayed on the progress bar in the upper-right corner of the screen.
Bunn Museum (Theme)

The **Bunn Museum** is Board Kings's fourth newest theme, preceding Bunny BC, Frankenbunn, and Bunn Dynasty. It can be purchased for 1,000 , making it one of the game's most expensive themes. The logo is based off of Piet Mondrian's abstract cubes.

## Environment

The Bunn Museum is a modern art museum with exhibits around it.

## Idols

### Common

* Unknown
* Soup Can
* Unknown
* Pencil
* Display Case

### Rare

* Pedestal
* Unknown
* Unknown

### Legendary

* Unknown
* Unknown

## Themed Dice

* Common: Unknown
* Rare/Legendary: Unknown

## Trivia

* The logo for the Museum seems to be based off of Piet Mondrian's abstract cubes.
The Circle of Rust

Not all of what is now called the Drowned City was engulfed by the grave of Brine. Some of the structures still stand upon dry land, though layered in several strata of salt. Scavengers continue to pick at the remains of this urban husk and sell their wares at the Salt Market.

## Sources

* Blood Red Dreaming Blog: The North Central and Northeastern Region of the Foglands
Mini-games

**Mini-games** are activities associated with board layouts and themes.

When the player steps on the mini-game associated tile (pink space on the board with a target symbol), the game will commence.

   Mini-games take two forms:

* **Target practice**: you have to line up the moving white sphere with the bulls-eye circle on a slide. The speed of the white sphere varies between levels.
* **1-in-3 (or 4) /** **Shuffle:** this minigame follows the principles of the three cup game, where one unique object and two (or three) duplicate objects are hidden under containers and you have to pick the container with the unique object by guessing. Later on during the game, the objects are revealed, then the containers are shuffled about. You have to pay attention to the shuffle to pick the unique object.

Each time you play the mini game, you progress towards defeating the given board's monster or completing the specific challenge. The progress will depend on whether you hit the bulls eye in the target style game or find the unique object in the shuffle style game. Depending on the roll booster you have, your progress will also be quicker.

Once you complete the mini-game challenge, you will win some coins, rolls and gems. After the challenge is completed, it will be unavailable for a while, and you won't gain anything when you roll the dice and step on the mini-game tile. After the cooling off period, the mini-game can be played again. It usually gets more difficult after each time the mini-game is completed (i.e. requiring more attempts).
Sick Iceberg (idol)

The **Sick Iceberg** is a Common idol and the second idol in the Dice Age set.

## Appearance

The Sick Iceberg is a blue rectangular-shaped iceberg wearing a red beanie (or icepack) with a white puffball and a brown scarf. His expression is morose; his eyes are droopy, and his mouth turned downward. He has a thermometer in his mouth.
The Rainbow Moth

The rainbow is used by so many cultures to symbolize transportation and transmission of messages. The Rainbow Moth beats wings made of iridescent light as it glistens through the dark caverns of the Painted Labyrinth

As the Little Green Man personifies death as a regeneration, so the Rainbow Moth personifies death as a transformation. From Larva to Pupa to Adult, the Rainbow Moth is the blossoming of something new and greater- death as a shedding of lesser form. Before death, the inhabitant was small and frail and merely physical in form. Now, in death, the inhabitant's greater form bursts forth: a powerful set of accomplishments and ideals that they have lived well enough to have added to the archetypes of the Freepath and the stories of the Tribe itself. Freed from the constraints of the body, the life that the inhabitant lives becomes more an greater than said life every could have been while the inhabitant was alive.

The Rainbow Moth also venerates sacrifice and legacy and may be a little too comfortable with the idea of dying well for a great cause, but when a warrior seeks to die gloriously to buy the tribe time to retreat as the Harvester and the Men of Black and White bear down upon a village, it is to the Rainbow Moth that said Warrior says invocations.

## Sources

* Blood Red Dreaming Blog: The Guides of the Fallen
* Blood Red Dreaming Blog: Death in Arcadia
Bunny League (Theme)

**Bunny League** is a theme in Board Kings. It was temporarily free during the Bunny Cup event.

Bunny League is the game's sixth newest theme, preceding the more recent Destination Moon, Bunn Museum, Bunny BC, Frankenbunn, and Bunn Dynasty. It was released in Version 2.12.1, along with the Bunny Cup event.

## Environment

Bunny League is a sports (most likely soccer) stadium in which the board is the field. Surrounding the board are flags, billboards, sponsor signs (including Jelly Button, the maker of Board Kings), vans and reporters from the media, Port-a-Potties, kids playing soccer, and long vans (one blue, one red) probably associated with each team.

## Idols

### Common

* Neon Cone
* Referee
* Water Bottle
* Soccer Ball
* Cleat

### Rare

* Unknown
* Unknown
* Trophy

### Legendary

* Sports Fan Hat
* Soccer Goal
The Spine of Glass

There is a version of the Glass Tower in all of the major Realms of the Shadowlands: The Foglands, the City of Glass, Arcadia and the Painted labyrinth. In the Foglands the tower is a twisted tower of malformed Glass bursting forth from the land like a boil and stretching into the sky. The surface of the Spine seems to be composed of glass formed when lightning strikes beach sand, opaque and marred by imperfections and pock marked holes that bore deep into the surface.

## Sources

* Blood Red Dreaming Blog: The North Central and Northeastern Region of the Foglands
Swaga Hat (idol)

The **Swaga Hat** is a Common idol and the first idol in the Swaga set.

## Appearance

The Swaga Hat is a flat-brimmed hat turned sideways. On the side of the head, there is a shiny gold face, with eyes, eyebrows and a small smile. The hat is primarily blue and black checkered, but the top of the brim is the same gold as its face with additional golden studs along the edge.
High Magick

High Magick is the raw essence of the Shadowlands; a weaponized essence of story. High Magick is learned through the Witches and Wizards. When High Magick is used, the caster is channeling the power of the Demons known as the Fair Folk.

### Learning Magick

Magick is learned from The Witches and Wizards. Once learned, a spell must be synced to the Player's Avatar by meeting the Requirements of the Fair Folk in question. Each member of a particular court has two spells to teach: one from the relevant witch and one from the relevant wizard.

### The Demon Courts

Magick in the Shadowlands is controlled by a group of Fair Folk or Demons, divided into six courts with six roles within each court.

* The Courts of the Solar Year
	+ The Twilight Rebellion
	+ The Midnight Court
	+ The Midday Court
	+ The Darkened Court
* The Courts of the Hidden Wood
	+ The Bone Shrine Court
	+ The Bone Forest Court

### Spell Structure

* There are 6 spells per Court. One per member of the court. Each spell has two broad focuses - Internal and External. Internal is taught by the witches and external is taught by the wizards. Each spell has three variations: Fire (critical thinking), Rose (self Sufficiency), and blade (self defense).

Magus Spells: The Magus spells are meta spells (manipulating the rules of the world itself)

* + Witch (Internal): Manipulation of the rules of the Avatar.
	+ Wizard (External): Manipulation of the rules of the Shadowlands.
* Caretaker Spells: The Caretaker spells are protective spells (safeguarding what is)
	+ Witch (Internal): Safeguarding your own Aura and Avatar.
	+ Wizard (External): Safeguarding things in the outside world.
* Messenger Spells: The Messenger spells are communication spells (sending information from one party to another)
	+ Witch (Internal): Receiving information into the self that others are trying to send.
	+ Wizard (External): Sending information to others.
* Mediator Spells: The Mediator spells spells to facilitate negotiation (building connections between people)
	+ Witch (Internal): To build a connection between a party and yourself.
	+ Wizard (External): To connect to outside parties (not yourself).
* Scholar Spells: The Scholar spells are divination spells (discovering what is unknown and hidden)
	+ Witch (Internal): Discover something internal to the self: remember lost information, learn things about the self that is unknown, etc..
	+ Wizard (External): Discover something external to the self, something about the world.
* Harbinger Spells: The Harbinger Spells are prophecy and summoning spells (bringing 'something' from elsewhere)
	+ Witch (Internal): Bring something external into the self (self possession/channeling).
	+ Wizard (External): Bring something external into the present (prophecy of some sort).

## Sources

* Blood Red Dreaming Blog: Introduction to High Magick
The Dead Gods

When a god accumulates enough power from offerings and worship they may build themselves a seat of power, a sacred throne which both amplifies their power and serves as a vessel for that power. When the Locust King began to build the capital of his Hungry Empire, he sent his forces to hunt down appropriate gods and steal their thrones for the Hungry Empire. The City of Glass is built around these thrones, now bonded to the wards of the city. The gods from whom the thrones were stolen are now shadows of their former glory. Publically lauded as official Gods of the state, they are little more than propaganda puppets; trapped in the stones and steel of the cityscape, whispering prophecy and begging for offerings in exchange for favors.

* Gildguld, God of Tax Collectors
* Mitchuas, The Son of Ash
* Gaibrus, The Birdgod of the Dawn
* Zeudin Vashas, The Six Faced Lord of Thunder
* Lamris, The God of Obedience and the Underworld
* Friedites, The Goddess of Sin and Purity
* Valstaris, The Goddess of Love and War
* Xerfer, The Goddess of Jealousy and Greed

## Sources

* Blood Red Dreaming Blog: A First Look at the Dead Gods of the Mirrored City
The Sold Ones

The Hungry Empire expands across the land, spewing new gods and conquering lands and Denizens, people and stories and mind, The Sold Ones are Fair Folk corrupted by the Locust.

## **The Wheat Goblin**

(*A Corrupted Gobn*)

A small yellow goblin with a beard of wheat stalks and huge long floppy ears that look like leaves on a stalk of wheat. It can shapeshift but will always have a long braided beard or braided hair and it will always have it's ears. It tries to sell or offer freely wheat cakes that, if eaten, will render the victim unable to survive on anything but the wheat cakes or (just barely alive) on normal wheat products. Easy to fight and kill, they are not warriors.

But the wheat cakes will give temporary strength and speed to the Wheat Goblin itself and others who eat it. Foolish warriors will occasionally become willingly addicted to the wheat cakes.

## **The Rice Spriggan**

(*A Corrupted Bogn*)

 An amorphous Bogn that lives in any stagnant water, but especially loves rice padi water. It can form a body out of the muck and vegetation and fish bones in it's home to fight if it needs or wants to do so. However, it's preference is to use fish teeth and bones to cut curse sigils onto the exposed feet and ankles of people who tread in the padi water. The sigils render the victim week against cholera and malaria and Typhus spirits (the Sickly Ones) that will attack the victim every night for weeks (depending on the strength drawn for the curse and the strength drawn for the spirit itself). A Rice Spriggan can only be destroyed by draining it's watery home or purifying the water.
The Gnomon

The Gnomon are the Fair Folk of the present moment and of science. Xaokn are researchers. Saign are Educators. The Gnomon are always willing to help but tend to be oblivious to consequences and will help Locust forces just as readily.

### Saign

The Gnomon of Education. Closely aligned with the modern mind. They help, but they help everyone, tribe and city alike.

#### The Bone Shrine Court

The Bone Shrine Court teaches insights from the Bonelands. Remember how large is the universe. Remember how small is the human skull.

* The Magus: **The Sage of Motion**
* The Four
	+ The Caretaker: **The Sage of Time**
	+ The Messenger: **The Sage of Descent**
	+ The Mediator: **The Sage of Radiation**
	+ The Scholar: **The Sage of Orbits**
* The Fortuneteller: **The Safe of Lightning**

### Xaokn

Gnomon of science. The Xoakn are dedicated to research, But they provide their research to the Locust just as readily as to you.

#### The Bonewood Court

Hidden in the Bone Forest. The court whose magick peers into the Bonelands. Magick ends and Science begins when we seek to prove ourselves wrong.

* The Magus: **Eldest Teacher**
* The Four
	+ The Caretaker: **The Teacher in the Library**
	+ The Messenger: **The Teacher in the Observatory**
	+ The Mediator: **The Teacher in Miniature**
	+ The Scholar: **The Teacher in the Garden**
* The Fortuneteller: **The Teacher in the Cage**
The Bonewood Court

Hidden in the Bone Forest. The court whose magick peers into the Bonelands. Magick ends and Science begins when we seek to prove ourselves wrong.

* The Magus: **Eldest Teacher**
* The Four
	+ The Caretaker: **The Teacher in the Library**
	+ The Messenger: **The Teacher in the Observatory**
	+ The Mediator: **The Teacher in Miniature**
	+ The Scholar: **The Teacher in the Garden**
* The Fortuneteller: **The Teacher in the Cage**
Townhall

The **Townhall** is the government center of the city.

## Functions

The Townhall serves two main purposes. When landing on the Townhall space (), players will be granted a certain number of gems, starting with one and increasing as the player upgrades their board.

The Townhall is also the location of the Mayor's office. When a player upgrades their board, they will be taken inside the Townhall and into the Mayor's office, where the Mayor will go through the upgrading process with the player.

## Appearance

The Townhall is a long white L-shaped building that sits at the northern corner of the board. It has two wings (east and west) and has a set of large double doors in the middle, surrounded by a semicircle of white pillars. The doors and pillars sit on an elevated porch, which can be accessed by stairs starting at the Townhall's board space.

## Residents

* The Mayor
* The General
* The Captain
The Spine of Glass (2)

There is a version of the Glass Tower in all of the major Realms of the Shadowlands: The Foglands, the City of Glass, Arcadia and the Painted labyrinth. In the Foglands the tower is a twisted tower of malformed Glass bursting forth from the land like a boil and stretching into the sky. The surface of the Spine seems to be composed of glass formed when lightning strikes beach sand, opaque and marred by imperfections and pock marked holes that bore deep into the surface.

### Navigation

#### Linked Locations

* The Poison Tree
* The Sword of Fire
* The Sword of Ash
* The Station House
The Painted Labyrinth

The Painted Labyrinth is the place of trials, the deepest part of the Shadowlands, a realm of initiation and the keeper of ancient mysteries. All who seek to become warriors must journey here, but have a care- the labyrinth devours the unwary.

**The Shrines of the Three**

* The Firebird Temple
* Weaver Cave
* The Spiral Tower

**The Meeting Places**

* The Amphitheatre
* The Globe Sepulchre
* The Bazaar
* The Council Stronghold
* The Alliance Gate
* The Witch House

**Precursor Ruins**

* The Beetle
* The Twin Collosi
* Dikinesh Canyon
* The Altar of the Elder Brothers
* The Grave of the Corn Lady

**The Pillars**

* The Great Western Pillar
* The Great Eastern Pillar

**The Bridges**

* The Hummingbird Bridge
* The Butterfly Bridge

**Campaign Grounds**

* Barren Island
* Hunting Grounds
* Tenfold Manor
* Damacles Graveyard Throne
* Daemon Temple
* The Short Tower
* The Keystone Cave
* The Solar Moon Henge
* The Place of Slaughter
* The Fern Forest
* Cavern Lake of Discord

## Sources

* Blood Red Dreaming Blog: A Quick Synopsis of the Realms
The Wendigo

All monsters begin as something mundane. The fractal begins with simple rules, and then spirals out into something more, and sometimes, something much worse. The origins of the Giants are unknown to the Psychonauts, but the origins of the Wendigo are not. The Wendigo were once human.

The Wendigo are what happens when the hunger of the Grey Locust is left wild and uncontained by the Locust King and the constraints that the Grey places upon the Hungry Empire in an attempt to maintain its cold order.

The hunger drives them, and in the early stages they still seem human.

## The States of the Hunger

### The Stillborn

From a distance, one might mistake the Stillborn for people. Up close, the mistake is unlikely. The Stillborn's skill has gone white and chalky, and clouds of dry skin cells explode around them with sudden movements. Their eyes have gone milky blue-white and the skin has tightened all across the face to give the eyes a sunken look. The Stillborn's hair has bleached to translucent silver and seems to defy gravity, floating about the skull like an unholy halo.

The Stillborn still speak, but their language is unintelligible to any non-wendigo. They have their own culture and mythology, those none who understand it are able to transmit it back to those who still understand human speech. The path to hunger is nearly always a one way journey.

### The Hungry Ghost

As the body is consumed by the hunger, the Stillborn go from emaciated to truly skeletal, with skin stretched so tightly of bone and sinew that they could be mistaken for desiccated corpses if they choose to remain still. The teeth sharpen and elongate and the eyes decompose completely in the head, replaced by cold blue lights. At this point, the Wendigo is known as a Hungry Ghost. The Hungry Ghost, like the Stillborn army, still physically eat. However, they no longer attempt to cook their food, and seem unable to digest it- as the food sits inside their huge distended bellies.

### The Ravener

The final state of deterioration. The Wendigo's head is now a skull with glowing eyes, resembling nothing so much as the terrible love child of an elk and a bear. Carnivores teeth poke out of a herbivore's jaw. A predator's eyes sit uneasy in the skull of a prey animal. What skin remains is ragged and wispy and flutters in the slightest breeze. The Ravener is an animate skeleton that glows with a cold blue light. The body of the skeleton too is twisted, elongated and ape-like, but with the hooves of an ungulate, the ribcage and fore paws of a polar bear, and bizarre protrusions extending from the individual vertebra of the spinal column.

## Sources

Blood Red Blog: A Closer Look at the Wendigo
PRP-3

This article is based on version 0.10.2.

**PRP-3** is a space station in the Za'lek system. It is controlled by House Za'lek.

## Description

One of four stations devoted to housing much of the research and knowledge that House Za'lek has accumulated and continues to accumulate. Many of the most prestigious scientific organizations make its main headquarters on these stations. The walls are covered in old publication posters and research symposium fliers.

## Bar

A rather eclectic bar with various 'enhancements' and upgrades that make it into a mad scientist's dream and a neat freak's nightmare. The constant flux of scientists in and out of the bar further accentuates the chaotic behaviour.
The Kobalen

The goblin folk look vile and scary but are just and kind. The goblin folk come from the past and give to the present. They will take messages to the past for a price.

### Gobn

The fair folk of summer. They defend the present, sending aid from the past. It is said they can undo past mistakes.

#### The Midnight Court

They guard the night during its weakest point. The Solar Solstice is their great siege. They preserve the cycle for another year.

* The Magus: **Walker of the Crossroads**
* The Four
	+ The Caretaker: **The Hearthkeeper**
	+ The Messenger: **The Cryptwalker**
	+ The Mediator: **Child of the Rainbow**
	+ The Scholar: **Watcher on the Wind**
* The Fortuneteller: **Lady of Grace**

### Bogn

The fair folk of the Waning. Shriveled, squat, ugly, joyous and friendly. Hailing from the past, feeding past to present to bring the harvest.

#### The Noonday Court

Bright, shining and glorious. One would never guess the nature of these splendid arch devils. Who knows what emerges from the cocoon?

* The Magus: **The Splendid Peacock**
* The Four
	+ The Caretaker: **The Walking Worm**
	+ The Messenger: **The Resurrectionist**
	+ The Mediator: **The Giver of Libations**
	+ The Scholar: **The Lightbringer**
* The Fortuneteller: **The Remover of Obstacles**
Falsenight

An oily smoky skeletal fossil powering dark ambition with stolen fuel. This is what powers the Hungry Empire's Expansion, a forgotten Fortuneteller from the same now nameless Demon Court that birthed what become the Grey Locust. To give his captured Demon the power he needed, the Locust King bonded this captured demon with corrupted flesh stolen from the Great Serpent. But Falsenight needs tribute to provide its power, and the tribute must be paid.
The People

Humble Allies in Arcadia and the City of Glass: vine and bulb, leaf and flower. Concrete cracks as life breaks through. The Peoples are the green tribes, and it is a foolish Psychonauts who does not respect the trees. For in the Shadowlands, the plants make known their preferences.

* The Five Clans
	+ The One Leaf People
	+ The Two Leaf People
	+ The Winter Leaf People
	+ The Water Green People
	+ The Blade Green People
* The Stone Crack People
* The Village Treaty People
The Gods

*The Bankers of Vajra and Souls*

Gods are composite beings. Incorporeal as Spirits, derived from concepts as Elders, and bearing anthropomorphic avatars as Fair Folk; Gods have one unifying factor. Gods require human belief, human prayer, sacrifice and offerings. Gods are empty vessels that cannot generate any power of their own. They are bankers or insurance brokers, absorbing the Vajra and Souls offered them from a multitude of worshipers and giving back some small measure to the occasional worshiper as a miracle.

Gods can be a source of great power, but the cost is high. And it is difficult for a Freepath Sorcerer to use the power of the gods without breaking the first of the four great laws and worshiping that god.

* The Dead Gods
	+ Gildguld, God of Tax Collectors
	+ Mitchuas, The Son of Ash
	+ Gaibrus, The Birdgod of the Dawn
	+ Zeudin Vashas, The Six Faced Lord of Thunder
	+ Lamris, The God of Obedience and the Underworld
	+ Friedites, The Goddess of Sin and Purity
	+ Valstaris, The Goddess of Love and War
	+ Xerfer, The Goddess of Jealousy and Greed