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In the game of <u>MANIPULATION</u> Claude encouraged players  <br>
In the game of <u>MANIPULATION</u> Claude encouraged players  <br>
to
to bargain with the player whose turn it is to throw  <br>
the die, offering him money to choose a certain color  <br>
marker to move, or to promise not to move a certain  <br>
color, etc.  <br>
Once the color is picked the player throws the  <br>
die and moves the marker of that color. If it lands  <br>
on an occupied space it moves ahead to the next  <br>
empty one. From the end of the track move to the  <br>
beginning, keeping the count. Position in determining  <br>
the situation is measured from the end of the track -  <br>
1st - to the beginning of the track - last.
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(cont. from 12/16)  [12/16]
 
have, which he did.  <br>
Showed him the letter from <u>Keith Tuggle</u> concerning the  <br>
"Mystery" and "Knowledge" games. Doubt if he will work on it.  <br>
<u>Claude</u> asked if I thought his <u>SPLIT PERSONALITY</u> would  <br>
be good for Hallmark. Checked in my records and had  <br>
some info on a game of this name but it is not the  <br>
same version Claude is talking about. This one has drawings  <br>
of faces split into two halves on two cards. They are moved  <br>
around a bourd with the object of getting your two  <br>
halves together and then move them to some objective. When  <br>
you move one of your halves onto a space with an opponent's  <br>
opposite half you can move it. Where you want  <br>
to go. (Rough idea. Claude will fill me in on it.)  <br>
<u>Earl Perel</u> got turned down on his load from the S.B.A. He was  <br>
depressed.  <br>
Claude picked up a copy of <u>VINCE LOMBARDI'S GAME</u> with a  <br>
broken box for me for $1.