Tudors and Stuarts Board Game

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Tudors and Stuarts Board Game OBJECTIVE: To create a playable board game which includes the chronology of the Tudors and Stuart dynasties.

This is the classic snakes and ladders game – climb a ladder when things are good and slide down the snake when things are bad.

YOUR task is to develop a game based on Snakes and Ladders – or any other (board) game format – which has the correct chronology for the Tudors (Henry VII – Elizabeth I) and Stuarts (James I – Charles I). Events which are good for England or the Kings/ Queens will be positive (ladder) Events which are bad for England or the Kings/ Queens will be negative (snake) Try to be selective so that the game is not too difficult to play. If you are feeling brave or inspired why not try to invent a different format?