6 Player Ludo Board Game + Chutes and Ladders Foldable

In Ludo, players race their four tokens from start to finish by rolling a die and moving their pieces clockwise around the board, with the goal of being the first to get all tokens to the home triangle. Here's a more detailed breakdown of the Ludo rules: Setup: Players: 2-6 players can play. Board: Each player has a starting area (home base) and a corresponding color-coded path around the board. Pieces: Each player gets four tokens (pieces) of their chosen color. Gameplay: Starting the Game: Players take turns rolling a die, and the player with the highest roll goes first. Rolling the Die: On each turn, a player rolls the die to determine how many spaces to move a piece. Moving Pieces: Rolling a 6: A player must roll a 6 to move a piece out of their home base and onto the main track. Moving Pieces: Once a piece is on the board, players can move any of their pieces the number of spaces indicated by the die. Landing on an Opponent's Piece: If a player's piece lands on the same space as an opponent's piece, the opponent's piece is sent back to their home base. Blocking: If a player lands on the same space as one of their own pieces, they form a "block," making that space safe from capture by opponents. Bonus Rolls: Rolling a 6 allows a player to take another turn. Home Column: Once a piece completes one full circuit around the board, it enters the home column, and the player must roll the exact number needed to get the piece into the home triangle. Winning: The first player to move all four of their tokens into their home triangle wins the game.