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Checkline: The Classic Space Tic Tac Toe Game

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A 3d Tic Tac Toe game that was also featured on Star Trek TOS

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A 3d tioc tac toe game called checkline was one of the sources for the parts used to make the original tridimensional chess board prop.  It seems only fitting that tthe tridimensional chess set get remixed back into its original source parts.  Especially since this game can be seen on the set of Star Trek TOS in a few episodes, even if not as prominently as the famous tridimensional chess set.

https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Tic-tac-toe

To play this variation of tic tac toe, print two sets of the rods, 4 boards, and arrange as seen in the cover photo.  You will need 32 piecves of each color for a 2-3 player game In this variation there are no x's or o's instead all pieces are the same shape but have different colors.

Rules as follows

Object of Game: To be the first person to get four (4) chips in a line.  The four chips in a line can be either VERTICAL, Horizontal, or DIAGONAL on one level or all four levels.

How To Play: Any Player may begin, When two or three play, each player uses all of the same color chips.  When four play, you play as partners, each pair playing with the same color chips.  Players on the same team should take turns.

Play begins in clockwise rotation with each player permitted to place one chip at a time on an unoccupied square on any level.  Play continues alternately until someone has four chips in a line, VERTICALLY< HORIZONTALLY< or DIAGONALLY.  Remember, while attempting to achieve four chips in a line, you must be alert to block opponants play.  First player to get four in a line is the winner.