How to Fail Your Research Degree

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How to Fail Your Research Degree Quick rules How to Fail Your Research Degree

Each round is played horizontally Four rounds, starting with PLAN, ending with WRITE-UP

Aim of the game = long line of Thesis tiles Only the longest line will count

Arrows must match arrows, blank edges must match blank edges

Arrows must match arrows, blank edges must match blank edges

Every tile must be connected by at least one arrow

Gaps are fine, bridging is fine (as long as connected by at least one arrow)

If you can play, you MUST play Even if the card is bad, if you can play you must. You may only discard a card if there really is nowhere you can play it. If there are spaces left in your research framework, keep drawing cards until you find one you can play legally.