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Painted Yahtzee Game Rules / Rainbow Instructions

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Other Yahtzee Rules Variations. Painted Yahtzee Game Rules / Rainbow Instructions. Painted Yahtzee is played in a similar fashion to normal Yahtze. The differences are that you roll using coloured dice instead of a normal dice set, and that there are a few different spots on the scorecard. There is no longer a low straight, only a high straight. If you end with at least four dice of the same colour, you can score the total number of points on ALL the dice in this slot.

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Yahtzee Game Rules / Instructions

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Other Yahtzee Rules Variations. Yahtzee Game Variations Rules / Instructions. COPYCAT YAHTZEE - rules submitted by Tru2105, edited by Admin. Before the host rolls their first roll, he must state where he will place his score after his turn. He has to place in that scoring slot (even if he would score zero). Everybody else must also place their score in the same slot as the host (even if they would score zero). If anyone doesn`t place in that however, they are out of the game and must resign. In Leader, y...

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Dwende: Philippine Mythology and Folklore

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Filipino Folklore, Mythology, Creatures and Monsters. Read "Dwende" in Tagalog. What is a Dwende? A dwende, or 'old man on the mound'is a dwarf creature who lives in the woods, in an anthill or old houses in a remote areas. The dwende resembles a very small, old man with a long beard and they love to wear big hats. It will show up by the time you stop looking for it. They get angry if a trespasser destroyed or damaged their mound or the dwende itself. The offender will then experience pain or swollen...

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Tiyanak: Philippine Mythology and Folklore

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Filipino Folklore, Mythology, Creatures and Monsters. Read "Tiyanak" in Tagalog. In the rural areas of the Philippines we often heard about evil spirit, ghosts, witch, and other kinds of creatures seen or unseen. This belief was practiced by our ancestors and even increased because of the belief that was told by the conquerors who colonized the country. One example of an evil spirit is what they call tiyanak. A baby devil in disguise…. But why this cute baby's will soon be a little monster later on?

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Triple Yahtzee Rules / Instructions

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Other Yahtzee Rules Variations. Triple Yahtzee Game Rules / Instructions. Triple is played following the standard rules with three exceptions. The first exception is that your scorecard has three rounds active at the same time, allowing you to score anywhere across the three rounds at any time. Play Free Online Yahtzee Games, including triple and painted.

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Engkanto: Philippine Mythology and Folklore

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Filipino Folklore, Mythology, Creatures and Monsters. Read "Engkanto" in Tagalog. Engakanto or Diwata also known in the Philippine mythology. Especially in remote areas in the provinces. They are known to dwell in the rivers, forest or big trees. They are lost souls and others believed that they were angels who disobeyed the word of God. They were kicked out from heaven and thrown to the land of mortals. Some fell in the river, woods, or trees. There are bad and good engkanto. Engkantada are known to att...

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Sigbin: Philippine Mythology and Folklore

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Filipino Folklore, Mythology, Creatures and Monsters. Read "Sigbin" in Tagalog. If we are going to enumerate the mythical creatures f the Philippines , you'll find quite a lot. Sigbin is believed to be a nocturnal, that’s why, used to hunt in the night, easier for them to catch a victim. Since these creatures are rarely seen, the people in rural areas who believes in many kind of myth or spirit or monster, they also believe and consider sigbin as one kind of demon and also known as pet of aswang. One mor...

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Gayuma!

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Welcome to GaGayuma.com. Gayuma in the Media. Gayuma Free Love Spells. This website is all about gayuma and has lots of useful information for anybody who wants to learn more about gayuma. For those English-speaking-only among you, the English for Gayuma is "Love Potion/Spell". So, please take some time to look around the site using the menu above and I hope you find something of interest to you! Please note that your comment will be checked by an admin before being published, when posting as a guest.

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Gayuma Recipe

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Welcome to GaGayuma.com. Gayuma in the Media. Gayuma Free Love Spells. I am not going to claim to know how to make a gayuma and I am not recommending to you that you buy gayuma or try to mix your own. But, I suppose you have arrived at this page because you are curious what goes into making a very good gayuma, so I would like to share a list of things that are considered to be very important ingredients of a gayuma recipe. The best gayuma would incorporate some or all of the following ingredients:. Banta...

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Kaperosa: Philippine Mythology and Folklore

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Filipino Folklore, Mythology, Creatures and Monsters. Kaperosa or White Lady. In the Philippines people believe in superstitions and mythical creatures, White lady is just one of those never ending story from place to another, especially in rural areas. Some people said, if you see a white lady in your house, renting or inherited from your parents/relatives, they believe that she was the previous owner and want to stay to her property. There are stories that they are waiting on the road and want a lift&#...