Farkle

What you get

• Round scorecard Fifteen turns for up to six players, with the scoring table alongside and house rule boxes underneath.
• Five colors Jade, navy, burgundy, slate and blush, all in the one download.
• Your group's name Optional, printed in the header and footer of every sheet.
• Large print option Bigger type on the sheets you write on, for easier reading at the table. Same price.

1 sheet · US Letter landscape, 11 × 8.5 in · vector PDF, sharp at any size · prints in color or grayscale

How Farkle scoring works

On your turn you roll six dice, set aside any that score, and choose whether to roll the rest or bank what you have.

A single one is 100 and a single five is 50. Three of a kind scores a hundred times the number, except three ones, which are worth more.

If a roll scores nothing at all, that is a Farkle, and you lose everything you had accumulated that turn.

If all six dice end up scoring, that is hot dice: pick them all up and keep rolling.

The usual target is 10,000. When someone passes it, everyone else gets one last turn.

Why the blank column matters

Farkle house rules vary more than almost any game. Three ones might be 300 at your table or 1,000. Three pairs might be 750 or 1,500. A straight might be 1,500, 2,500 or 3,000.

The sheet prints the common values and leaves a write-in line beside every one, so your table settles it once and the sheet remembers.

There are also boxes for whether you need an entry score to get on the board, and what three Farkles in a row costs.

Large print

Check the large print box when you customize and the scoring grid comes out with noticeably bigger type and taller rows, which most people find easier to read across a table.

The grid is what grows. Reference panels and the fine print stay at their normal size, so nothing gets squeezed off the page, and the sheet still holds a sensible number of rounds.