The player throws the dice to kick off and one die shows how many squares the ball must be moved to the side and the other shows how far forward the player should move. The aim, as in real life rugby, is to reach the try line. It is not just a game of chance but a little bit of skill in it as well, for example when landing on a ruck square you must decide which side of the pitch to move to next. "You just play up the field until you go over the try line. Everything you can do in rugby you can do in this game. —description (extract) from the Shropshire Star