Marralhinha is a popular board game on Terceira Island, in the Azores, Portugal. It is a game for two to six players, where the objective is to make a complete lap around the board with your pawns and bring them to the corresponding finish area. The game uses a die and colored pieces (pawns) for each player.

The game is very similar to Ludo, if you're familiar to the rules of that.

The files include:

• Edge piece - print up to 6
• 4 player middle piece
• 6 player middle piece (divided in 2 for common sized printers)
• Box to store everything
• Box for the marbles and die
• Lid for the boxes

How to Play

1. Setup:
   The cross-shaped board supports 2–4 players. The hexagon can go up to 6. Each player gets 5 marbles (pawns) of the same color, starting in their “home” area (behind the line in the edge piece).
2. Starting a Pawn:
   Roll a 1 or 6 to move a pawn out of home onto the board.
3. Moving:
   On your turn, roll the die and move one pawn that is out of the home area forward the number of spaces shown. (Optional: If you get a 1 or 6 you can roll again)
4. Shortcuts:
   Some spaces offer shortcuts for faster progress. These are located at the center of the board and you can only move on the shortcut by rolling a 1 or 6.
5. Capturing:
   Land on an opponent’s pawn to send it back to their home.
6. Winning:
   Be the first to move all your pawns around the board and into your finish area (the center positions lined on your edge piece).