Trič, 3č (the game that could predict the future)

 Trič was a simple game played with three dice, approximately 3 cms big, made from "nagnoj" or "pušpan" local very hard woods, usually used for fences, since they were so hard they were believed to last forever. 

Each of the dice had one face with either one, two or three holes. All other sides were blank. 

They could be played by as many players as wanted, the main goal was to reach 13 points, each hole on the dice meaning one point. Since not much is known about this game we proceed to invent the missing rules by ourselves and the logic in other similar games. All 3 dice are to be thrown simultaneously by each player, and our special little paper can be used to write the score on it. 

The winner should throw exactly 13 points, if he exceeded the number he or she should wait for the next turn.

As history has it these dice were also used by "dehnar" (svečenik, pagan priest) or common people to predict the future. A written example was: "we decided if we should go by saying if this number falls we'll go, if it doesn't we'll wait"

The maximum of points thrown in one hand is 6 and the game is a lot harder than it seems at first glance, or takes a lot more time as one would expect. Get yours soon on our website.