• Pocket sized Batman themed creative story generator.
• Roll the nine Story Cubes to make your very own Batman story.
• Can be used on their own or mixed with any other set.
• Encourages imagination and language development.
• For ages 6 to adult, playing alone or with friends.

Product Description ------------------- The storytelling possibilities with Rory's Story Cubes Batman are endless. There is one rule: there are no wrong answers. The 'chandelier' icon could be just a chandelier; it could also represent light, wealth, a socialite gathering or Wayne Manor. When playing with family and friends, take turns to be the narrator. The objective is to tell a Batman-themed story that links together all 9 face-up images. Roll all 9 Story Cubes. Begin with an opening like: "in the shadows of Gotham City…", "I am the night, I am Batman…" or even "Once upon a crime…" You may like to use 3 Story Cubes for the beginning, 3 for the middle and 3 for the end of your story. When playing alone roll all 9 Story Cubes and enjoy making your own Batman-themed stories. Try drawing your own 9-panel comic strip or writing an action-packed script. Rory's Story Cubes are perfect for travel, waiting in a restaurant in the classroom, as an icebreaker, for idea generation, or to make learning a new language more fun - the uses are endless. The 9 Story Cubes, each with a unique image on all sides holds a total of 54 Batman themed images - this means that with every roll, there are over a million combinations to use for storytelling inspiration. Batman Story Cubes are inked in black so they are easy to sort if you do combine them with other Rory's Story Cubes after use. Safety Warning -------------- not appropriate for children under the age of 3 P.when('A').execute(function(A) { A.on('a:expander:toggle_description:toggle:collapse', function(data) { window.scroll(0, data.expander.$expander[0].offsetTop-100); }); }); Box Contains ------------ 9 x 19mm dice (each with 6 unique Batman debossed images) How to play instructions and Icon Guide Travel case See more ( javascript:void(0) )