Follow the arrows—except in these two circumstances:
• If you come to a SNAKE'S HEAD, you must follow it down to the tail.
• If you come to a LADDER BOTTOM, climb it to the top or continue past (your choice).
The answer can be found HERE.
5/2/16
No Dice
This isn't a board game, it's a maze. All you need is a dull finger and a sharp brain.
Follow the arrows—except in these two circumstances:
• If you come to a SNAKE'S HEAD, you must follow it down to the tail.
• If you come to a LADDER BOTTOM, climb it to the top or continue past (your choice).
The game of Snakes and Ladders dates back to ancient India, where it was known as Moksha-Patamu. It was designed as a game of moral instruction for children—the ladders were rewards for good behavior, and the snakes were penalties for bad behavior.
The answer can be found HERE.
Follow the arrows—except in these two circumstances:
• If you come to a SNAKE'S HEAD, you must follow it down to the tail.
• If you come to a LADDER BOTTOM, climb it to the top or continue past (your choice).
The answer can be found HERE.
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