Quickpad - Roll & Write Scores
Not claimedQuickpad replaces the paper scorecard for four-row roll-and-write dice games
By Kevin Stauss · GamesAbout
Quickpad replaces the paper scorecard for four-row roll-and-write dice games. Everyone at the table still rolls real dice. Quickpad doesn't roll anything; it only keeps score.
It's the four-row game where you race to lock rows before anyone else, with a fresh card every time you play.
A paper pad is the same card on every sheet, and it runs out, usually right when somebody wants another round. Quickpad makes a new card whenever you ask for one.
FOUR MODES
Classic is the card you already know: red and yellow run 2 to 12, green and blue run 12 to 2. Numbers keeps every row a single color and scrambles the numbers. Colors leaves the numbers in order and splits the four colors into blocks across each row. Chaos does both.
ONE CARD FOR THE WHOLE TABLE
Every card has a 7-character code. Share it from the game or read it out loud. Everyone else taps "Have a code?" on the home screen, types it in, and plays the exact same card.
PLAYING A CARD
Tap a number to cross it off. Rows only move forward, so anything you skip past is dead, the same rule as on paper. If you marked the wrong one, tap it twice to lift the mark.
Once a row has five marks, its lock is armed. Cross off the last number and the row locks, with a bonus cross for you. When someone else locks a row, tap that lock on your card to close it there too.
Penalties are 5 points each. Two locked rows end the game, and so does a fourth penalty. If the game ends on somebody else's card, tap End Game and yours is scored.
SCORING
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