Build real sentences from letter tiles. Cross a word already on the board. Rarer words score more.
Full rules
- Players each get 7 letter tiles they use to write sentences
- Each sentence after the first must share a word with an existing sentence on the board
- On a turn, a player can play, swap, or skip
- Each tile becomes a word that starts with that letter (“the” or “theatre” for a T tile)
- Each sentence must be complete, grammatically correct, and contain at least one verb
- Statements only — questions don’t fly here
- Every word must be a real dictionary word — no names, places, or other proper nouns; everything is lowercase here
- Possessives are welcome (dog’s, players’) — but no contractions; spell them out (cannot, do not)
- Players score points by:
- The value on each tile played (T = 1 … X = 8)
- Multipliers for word rarity (2× uncommon, 3× rare)
- The word you reuse from the board pays its value too
- Complex sentences using connecting words (because, although, …)
- Playing all 7 tiles in one turn — a bingo (2× word points)
- Game end:
- The game ends when all 100 tiles have been used
- The point value of unused tiles is subtracted from each player’s score
- Highest total after subtraction wins