The gameboard is a nineteen-by-nineteen grid with the corners missing; the first and last rows and columns are elongated. In this elongated spaces, players may place more than one letter to make their words. From a pool of letters, the players determine which letters will be randomly added to their hands. The players, in turn, add their letters to the grid to make words in crossword fashion. The game contains one sheet or rules and nineteen games printed in ten sheets of paper. The game is consistent with Robert Mansfield’s packaging that allows a complete set to be stuffed into a standard business envelope.