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S1 - Game 25

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Although not nearly as much of a slaughter as that game, this one proved to be at the very least, disheartening. The gimmick of the board relies heavily on luck, a star during the day costs 20 coins, where as during the night it can cost as low as 5 coins to as high as 50. Here's the best part though! You can buy up to five stars at a time, so if a player has enough coins for the amount required they can bathe in stars!

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★ Justin - Mario ★ Dre - Daisy Kris - Luigi Giovanni - Toad

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Although not nearly as much of a slaughter as that game, this one proved to be at the very least, disheartening. The gimmick of the board relies heavily on luck, a star during the day costs 20 coins, where as during the night it can cost as low as 5 coins to as high as 50. Here's the best part though! You can buy up to five stars at a time, so if a player has enough coins for the amount required they can bathe in stars! Justin was lucky enough for the stars' price to change to five coins as he was nearing the space to purchase them. With only 25 coins spent, he acquired 5 stars in no time at all! It didn't end here though, since this pricing lasts for three turns, Justin was able to move around the board a second time and purchase another five stars! The other players mostly arrived during the daytime when the cost of stars was a hefty 20 coins. This mechanic kept Justin in the lead for the entire game; his acquisition of all three bonus stars absolutely ensured his victory.

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