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Pebblehorn

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Pebblehorn is a game that appears in Might and Magic: The Dreamwright. It was supposedly a game of chance, and involved one of the players hiding a quantity of small, blue pebbles beneath one of two identical ammunition horns, and the other players trying to find them. It was similar to real-life shell games, only involving two containers instead of the usual three.

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Pebblehorn is a game that appears in Might and Magic: The Dreamwright. It was supposedly a game of chance, and involved one of the players hiding a quantity of small, blue pebbles beneath one of two identical ammunition horns, and the other players trying to find them. It was similar to real-life shell games, only involving two containers instead of the usual three. While traveling with Diligence's caravan, Hitch played pebblehorn against some of the guards for glint. Hitch usually won, mainly because he was the one hiding the pebbles, and he preferred to hide them in his sleeve. Diligence warned him that he'd find himself on the wrong end of a slicer is he continued swindling the guards, but he claimed that it was a game of chance, since there was always a chance he fumbled with the horn, or sneezed and spilled the pebbles, or had his wits desert him.