The Next Golden Thumb Winner? DICED VEGGIES!
Little Big Thumbs · 1,618 words · 8 min read · EN-ORIG

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we're chopping up a new golden thumb winner and with it a new golden thumb giveaway join us in the tabletop Kitchen in this episode of little big thumbs [Music] the little big thumbs model is that we are always on the lookout for games that are great fun for both little players and big players but every now and then a
game comes along that hits that sweet spot of big and a little fun right on the nose and we like to celebrate those games with the golden thumb award today we are very pleased to be featuring the very next Golden thumb winner and the name of that game is diced veggies from kids table board gaming now the ktbg
crew is actually led by Helena and Josh cappell and this game was co-created by two young members of their family Jory and Rowan the artwork for this game comes from Claire Lynn who is our newcomer to the board gaming world but manages to perfectly fitting with the familiar kids table board gaming visual
style whenever a game wins the golden thumb award we'd like to give away a copy of that game to one member of our extended family watching along later in this video we'll share how you can enter the giveaway but first let's head on down to the table and learn how to play diced veggies
[Music] diced veggies is a competitive game for two to four players and should last about 30 to 45 minutes it's recommended for ages 6 and up in this game we're going to be chopping ingredients off of a tofu sized block of dice and using those ingredients to complete recipe cards if we complete those recipes in a
particular way we'll be able to play hype cards to score some bonus points the game ends when a particular number of recipe cards have been completed by any one player the rule book suggests that that number is seven but with my kids we found we were having the most fun with four or five cards completed
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