Carlos S Venegas

20040090002, May 13, 2004

Nov 13, 2002

10/292963

Carlos Venegas - Los Angeles CA, US

A63F003/00

273/255000

The invention is a method of playing a battle board game having player one and player two, and a rectangular game board (1) comprising eight rows and seven columns of square boxes forming a grid pattern. Player one set up a battle formation by the first two rows of square boxes and player two set up battle formation formed by the two rows of square boxes located at an opposite end thereof. The playing pieces comprise commander (2) pieces, deputy commander (2) pieces, warships (4) pieces, warplanes (2) pieces, tanks (2) pieces, infantry (8) pieces and special forces (8) pieces. Playing pieces are moved about the game board in a one square forward direction, one square backward or one square sideways to the left or one square sideways to the right but not diagonally. To win, a player needs to checkmate or remove the opponent's commander playing piece.

20030031990, Feb 13, 2003

Jul 9, 2002

10/191341

Carlos Venegas - Los Angeles CA, US

G09B019/02

434/188000

Two to four players can play. Players will use sign tiles (16), sign roller (1), solution boards (4), racks (4), achievement medals (5) and number tiles (100) for level I and (120) for level II. Sign tile has two different math symbols on the face of the tile and either one can be used in the equation. The player who will play first will roll the sign roller and the sign on top will be the math sign to be used. The players will form the math equations on their solution boards using their number tiles and sign tiles identical to the math sign on top of the sign roller. Players need to replace the pieces of number tiles they used in every play. The players to form four correct math equations on the solution board will earn the 1achievement medal. The player who earns two medals wins.