Only when a player passes a level tile does the amount of spaces they can continue to move decreases. PIPES: when a player lands on a pipe, this does not decrease the amount of spaces they roll.

If a player loses at any given level and goes back to a tile with two exits, they MUST flip a coin again to determine which path. O If the coin lands on tails, they take the secret exit. O If the coin lands on heads, they take the normal exit. The only special cases are for star warps and pipes a player must flip a coin if the other path leads to either. A player’s turn should not end while being on a switch palace, or on TOP SECRET AREA. if landing on or passing DONUT PLAINS 2, the player will not need to flip a coin because the only alternate path is to the GREEN SWITCH PALACE. Ěny tiles with two exits (excluding STAR WORLD levels): whether or not a player lands on one in the middle of their roll, they must flip a coin if and only if it branches to another path and not a single level, e.g.YOSHI’S HOUSE: if a player lands on YOSHI’S HOUSE, they must advance to and complete YOSHI’S ISLAND 2.The game ends when a player either loses all their lives or lands on either FRONT DOOR or BACK DOOR and defeats Bowser! If the player dies, they must go back to where they were prior to rolling the die.Ħ. If the player completes the level, they may stay on the tile and wait for their next turn.ī. In order to advance, a player must roll the die and move the number of spaces denoted on the die.ĥ.Ět the end of the roll, when landing on a level tile, the player must complete the level.Ī. Highest roll goes first.ģ.ěoth players start on the YELLOW SWITCH PALACE.Ĥ.

Once step 2 has started, there cannot be any changes in these rules.Ģ.ěoth players roll the die. One copy of SUPER MARIO WORLD, with all levels available for playġ.ěoth players agree on any optional rules of their choosing. Goal: Make it to Bowser and defeat him to win! The first player to do so is the winner. I can't say it's perfect, though I have tested it two or three times and adjusted the rules accordingly. Who better to share it with than a community who loves SMW? The only other person I played it with was a friend of mine who lives down the road, and I've been meaning to share this with someone for a while. What I came up with involves vanilla SMW but with a board game feeling. I wasn't exactly sure where to post this, but I figured this was the best place.Ī while back I was looking for a new way to play SMW instead of just hacking it to make it something else.

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