The World of David Walliams 6865 Gangsta Granny Board Game, Red

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Fun for all the family, it's perfect for encouraging strategic thinking, plus it's quick to set up and easy to play, making it the ideal choice when it comes to entertaining the family. The cards have characters recognisable from the David Walliams children’s books, beautifully illustrated by Tony Ross. When you do catch a jewel of your colour you can stash it in your player’s piece until you pass the swag bag and can put it safely on the appropriate letter in the word Gangsta. I had a lovely time with my daughter and the lovely lady in there, picking out a few new Lanka Kade friends. In rare cases, they may have very slight scratches on the packaging due to warehousing / storage and transport.

Our latest game review has been sent to us by Paul Lamond Games, and it's a very easy to play board game for 2-4 players, where you have to collect stolen treasure and get it safely stashed without being caught! The new Gangsta Granny ‘Stash the Swag' board game is what all David Walliams fans have been waiting for! As the player pieces pass over the jewels, the jewel cards are turned over to reveal coloured letters.

However Julie couldn’t have been more helpful and accommodating when I contacted her over the phone. This fantastic, easy-to-play family board game stars the characters from The World of David Walliams award-winning book, Gangsta Granny.

For more toys and gifts, explore our main collection and discover a large variety of educational toys. To help out, the first G is already in place and the player pieces, which feature Ben and Granny, are different colours and shaped to carry the jewels. Obviously someone did manage to collect all of their tokens, my 10 year old, who had only been caught by The Queen once. If the player piece passes over a letter of the same colour it can be stashed in the player's piece.For the same reason it is impossible to combine postage on multiple 1000 piece jigsaws, thus, each one would have to be posted individually at the full international rate. Then she could do tours :- Explaining to the Public / the Queen's " Subjects" the facts regarding these Jewels, where they came from, their significance and history. He thinks she's quite boring until he discovers she's secretly a jewel thief, and joins her on her next escapade. Definitely Christmas morning-friendly though, instant open and play, no batteries or anything else required. Cards are illustrated by Tony Ross with a theme of characters from David Walliams popular children’s books.

We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others. This fantastic, easy to play family board game stars the characters from The World of David Walliams award-winning book, Gangsta Granny. Any date prior to 3rd May 1966 will show a front cover that features a list of classified adverts (i. A fun, engaging, award-winning game, this Gangsta Granny Board Game is based on the World of David Walliams Best Seller, Gangsta Granny! new Book – without signs of wear, has not been used/read before, in rare cases it may have very slight scratches on the cover – due to warehousing / storage and transport.

Each player moves by rolling both dice and moving the number on the white one themselves and the number on the black one for the Queen, therefore with everyone moving the Queen ahead each time she gets around the board quite quickly chasing everyone for their jewels. The World of David Walliams Gangsta Granny Stash the Swag Board Game from Paul Lamond Games is a fantastic game for fans of David Walliams books and that includes my two children who read each new title as it is released. The game rules are printed on the leaflet inside the box and there's a shortener version on the back of the tin. Gangsta Granny Stash The Swag is bound to be very popular this Christmas with David Walliams' fans, but some players may find it frustrating unless you adapt the rules and maybe make The Queen a little less harsh, or allow stashing of tokens in extra places.