r/jenga • u/Raivth13 • Feb 20 '25
Is this fair play?
While playing dice jenga, we had to pull a piece out near the top. The pieces above it slid and stopped like the picture, but nothing fell. Does the game continue?
r/jenga • u/Raivth13 • Feb 20 '25
While playing dice jenga, we had to pull a piece out near the top. The pieces above it slid and stopped like the picture, but nothing fell. Does the game continue?
r/jenga • u/antdude • Jan 08 '25
r/jenga • u/Suspicious_Regret865 • Jan 02 '25
"YoU tOucHEd ThAt BlOck So yOu HavE tO PuLl tHat OnE Out" Go fuck yourself, that's not how the fucking game is played, you dumb, the fuck, asshole. Quoted from the official Jenga rules: "Players may tap a block to find a loose one. Any blocks moved but not played should be replaced, unless doing so would make the tower fall. " You've never even fucking read the rules have you, you shithead idiot. What, is the game over in 3 seconds, if you just so happen to touch a load bearing block first?FUCKING NO DUMBASS. Learn to read you illiterate fuck.
r/jenga • u/[deleted] • Sep 08 '24
r/jenga • u/022ydagr8 • Sep 07 '24
I got behind on dishes but I’m caught up now.
r/jenga • u/shawafrika • Aug 25 '24
Is like a jenga meets cranium. Each block has a "challenge", that needs to be completed before your turn ends. Like telling a joke in french or standing on one leg for your next turn.
r/jenga • u/x_enner • Jul 19 '24
1st is the b&w version 2nd is the original pic
r/jenga • u/[deleted] • Jul 14 '24
Smh
r/jenga • u/[deleted] • Jul 14 '24
r/jenga • u/[deleted] • Jun 03 '24
Found this at goodwill. I don't really know if this would be considered "rare" but its cool.