“Lanterns” is an extremely engaging board game, mainly because you’re earning something on every player turn rather than just your own.  “Lanterns Dice” turned out to be more of the same, but instead of building a tableau of tiles you’re rolling dice and filling out a score sheet (known as roll-and-write).  Scoring turned out to be just as tight as it was in “Lanterns” in the sense that there was never a clear leader, sort of like a typical Soccer match.

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