Most Tupai fish for a living, and Rahi was inspired by this lifestyle. It is played between two people but more can be added to each team.

General description

Each team controls one fishing ship, which compete against each other to collect the most fish in a limited number of turns. A red boat and a blue boat decorate the board.

Dice

Rahi uses sheep knuckles as dice. They are marked with four named sides (as some structures that indicate different sides repeat themselves).

Cards

Rahi also has a deck of 40 cards, broken into smaller decks of 10 cards. Each of these smaller decks relate to one of the four possible sides of the die, each card has a event on it. Some cards are simply an amount of fish collected, but others can vary up to your ship crashing. Each deck also varies on how good the cards are, with The Chios being the best deck and the Dog being the worst deck.

Gameplay

The eldest player goes first. At the start of each player's turn, they will roll the die then pick the card of the top of the corresponding deck. After that, they will follow the instructions on the card. Then the next eldest player will take their turn. At the end of 10 rounds of turn-playing, the player with the most fish (as shown by the cards) wins.