Blackfire Dice Tower - Amber Twister 161920 Chateau-Thierry - 12 February 1814

Chateau-Thierry - 12 February 1814 (Prussian vs French)

this playmat will serve you well

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and the player with the highest score at the end of the game wins

Designer Anne-Marie De Witt Publisher Fireside Games Players 1-6 Suggested Age 10 and up Family Munchkin Additional Info 156786/munchkin-panic

Blackfire Dice Tower - Amber Twister 161920 Chateau-Thierry - 12 February 1814Our Amber Twister is just as fabulous as its brother Crystal Twister. The only difference is a vibrant orange color that looks like amber. You can still look through the acrylic material to see the dice rolling. The orange acrylic material allows you to watch your dice rolling down the complex spiral staircase inside the tower. After several turns the dice come out completely shaken. The Amber Twister is 22 cm high and can be assembled with no glue at