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Played like darts, but with the periodic table instead.
Heavier the element. the smaller the size on the board, to
make it a bit more darts-like. This might be necessary as
Ununoctumium gets you 118 with just one dart.
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The possibilities for gaming are endless! Throw for molecules (1 dart in Carbon, 3 darts in Hydrogen = bonus point for methane!). Throw for fission (1 dart in Uranium, 1 dart in Krypton, 1 dart in Barium = bonus point for fission reaction!). Throw for reactivity (1 dart in Fluorine = bonus point for most reactive!). Throw for density (1 dart in Osmium = bonus point for densest element!). |
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//1 dart in Carbon, 3 darts in Hydrogen = bonus point
for methane!// Seriously? |
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Everyone knows darts players can't add up … |
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What if you hit one of the trans-Uranics, and get a
burst of gamma rays and neutrons, and an extra Barium and
Krypton showing up on the board ? |
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Rules like "Start on a Dative Covalent compound" or "Finish
with a Double bond" would be fun, but more than 5
darts would be needed … |
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One of the things [8th] said. |
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//Everyone knows darts players can't add up// |
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Surely the scoring would be elementary? |
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Disclaimer: I'm not a darts player. "Throw pointy things at wall" is about as much as I know. |
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That much is already obvious. Go and sit by the Black Monolith
for a bit longer, and come back when you're up to speed on flint-
knapping, basic fire-making, and unglazed earthenware pottery. |
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The targets for the noble gases should be made out of something that the darts will just bounce off, to denote their inertness. |
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That error took me an embarassingly long time to notice.
Methane has 4 hydrogens... I'll be in the corner with the dunce cap
on. |
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Good lord, 8 {+} this is obviously my one good idea of
this decade. |
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if i went to a bar near MIT and didn't see this on the wall i
would be disappointed. + |
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/ unglazed earthenware pottery / A place to keep the darts |
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Each dart should represent an incomplete molecule, with the unused bond being the long sharp front end. Points are awarded based on how explosive the resultant compound is. |
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It would be nice if the dart was an element. Darting a dart builds molecules. |
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Darts should be designated by the thrower as protons, neutrons
or electrons. Thus, should they succeed in getting three
successive electron darts into Neodymium, the scorer would
shout "Ion hundred and eighty !" … |
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I thought I darted this yesterday! + |
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Oh. So not about large darts made from wooden tables, that periodically are thrown at you. |
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