Games for learners · print kit
Downloads
Everything you need to put THE TOLL on a table. Letter or A4. Home printer. Optional sleeves.
Print kit
- https://tablepress.space/downloads/the-toll-kit.zip
Offline ZIP: rules.pdf + cards.pdf from the same deck and RULES.md the site ships. Rebuilds on every deploy. - https://tablepress.space/the-toll/print.html
54 faces on 6 sheets, one back sheet, four player aids. Use your browser Print. Rules link on the sheet is absolute. - https://tablepress.space/the-toll/rules/
The teach: setup, a turn, the lock, FAQ, 2-person and young-table lines. - https://tablepress.space/the-toll/why/
One to two pages on why this is not Monopoly with extra nouns. - https://tablepress.space/the-toll/research/
Questions, shipped settings, and research links for a seminar that sits beside the game — not on the cards. - https://tablepress.space/the-toll/sims/
First-timer, mixed, and spike logs, plus the 2000-game batch. - https://tablepress.space/the-toll/
Shareable intro. Contains “Would you play this game?”
How to cut
Print faces. Cut on the crop edges (the card border is the cut). Optional: print the back sheet on the reverse, or sleeve faces against the tiled backs. Round corners if you have a punch. Poker size is 2.5″ × 3.5″; 9-up on Letter scales a hair under that.
What else is on the table
Coins or scraps for the score. One scrap if someone says “later” on a tax. No dice. No extra board — the five road cards are the map. Line each person’s sites under the matching stretch.
Household
Three people is the night we mean. Two people: deal 6, play 8 turns. Four people is legal and harsher. An 8-year-old can read Wafer Farm and Home Screen. The italic line is extra.