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This game is mainly for children. Its a simple dice rolling game where you get eggs then chickens. Later on you can have an encounter with a fox. If you are not prepared you gonna regret it. Great fun for familys and kids. —user summary Content: 54 egg tiles 48 chicken tiles 36 hen tiles 4 rooster tiles 4 player boards 2 dice rulebook Aim of the game Players have to collect 9 hens to fill their hennery. The first player to complete it wins the game. In every turn players have to choose one of the following actions: Dice rolling: The active player gets an egg, chicken or hen for every die, depending on the results (details below) Swapping: The active player can swap his/her tiles (with one tile in the common supply). He/She can swap only 1 time per turn: 3 eggs to 1 chicken or 3 chickens to 1 hen or 3 hens to 1 rooster Dice rolling details: If the results of the two dice are not the same, the active player gets tiles for both dice 1, 2 or 3: egg tile 4 or 5: chicken tile 6: hen tile E.g. Player rolls 2 and 5, He/She takes 1 egg and 1 chicken from the common supply and has to place them next to the player board. If the results of the two dice are the same, something bad happens as described below 1 and 1: player has to give one egg from his/her stack to a player of his/her choice 2 and 2: player has to give one chicken from his/her stack to a player of his/her choice 3 and 3: player has to give one hen from his/her player board to a player of his/her choice 4 and 4: player loses all of his/her eggs 5 and 5: it's bird flu epidemic. Player has to roll one die: 1, 2 or 3: player is out of the next turn 4 or 5: player loses all of his/her chickens 6: player loses all of his/her hens 6 and 6: There is a fox on the farm. If the player has a rooster, it protects the farm from the fox, nothing bad happens. If He/She does not have a fox, He/She has to roll a die. The fox will take as many as hens the die shows. If He/She has not got enough hens, fox takes chickens, if He/She hasn not got enough chickens fox takes eggs. E.g. Player rolls 4 and 4, He/She loses all of his/her eggs. Eggs return to the common supply. If player gets a hen, He/She has to place it on his/her player board, other tiles must be collected next to it.