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Defend the shared castle through 20 waves with attack lanes drawn afresh each match. Singles tar a lane. Doubles upgrade its ballista, which fires at the end of each visit. Triples deal 50 damage immediately. Bull destroys every enemy, then needs five visits to recharge. Regular kills earn 50 glory; dragon kills earn 20. Enemies reach the castle after four steps; tar halves their speed. The siege ends at zero castle health. Most glory wins.

Each fighter starts with 30 health. Six different numbers are drawn at match start: three targets per player. Hit enemy targets for 1/2/3 damage with a single/double/triple. Your own targets restore the same amount, up to 30 health. Reduce your opponent to zero. After 20 rounds, higher health wins.

Destroy a city of 20 sectors, each three storeys tall. A single destroys one storey; a double hits the sector and its two neighbours. A triple destroys the entire sector. Bull removes one storey from every remaining sector. Each demolished storey earns ten points. Once the city is gone or ten rounds are over, the highest score wins.

Crack a new code from 10 to 50 in each of ten rounds. Every player gets the same code in a round. Reach exactly zero in at most three darts to bank the code value as gold. Going below zero or leaving a remainder after three darts triggers the alarm and earns nothing. Single out. Most gold wins.

The first horse to reach 15 steps wins. Each player receives a distinct number drawn for this match. Hit your displayed number to move one step for a single, two for a double or three for a triple. Hitting a rival’s number moves that horse backwards by the same amount, stopping at the start. Three darts per turn. After 20 rounds, the leading horse wins.

Land exactly on square 100. The ring sets your movement: double 1, inner single 2, triple 3, outer single 4, outer bull 5, red bull 6. Ladders climb and snakes slide. Overshooting 100 sends you backwards by the excess. All players share the map. After 30 rounds, the highest position wins. If a single has no measured position, select inner or outer through dart correction.

Home bases are drawn afresh each match and spaced evenly. Expand from there into adjacent numbers. A hit claims neutral land. Reinforce your own land up to three shields. Enemy shields lose 1/2/3 strength; at zero you capture the region with one shield. Bull can be reached from any region you own. Owning bull lets you attack anywhere. After 15 rounds, each region scores ten points plus its shields.

Paint as many of the board’s 82 zones as possible in ten rounds. Inner singles, outer singles, doubles and triples are separate, as are both bulls. Each hit claims its zone or steals it from the opponent. Repainting your own zone adds no point. Most zones wins. If a single has no measured position, select inner or outer through dart correction.

Play two innings and compare runs. Player 1 bats while player 2 bowls, then swap. Batting scores only the points above 40 in a visit as runs. Every batting MISS loses a wicket. The bowler takes one wicket with outer bull or two with red bull. An innings ends after ten wickets or 20 overs. An over is one visit by each player. In the second innings, the batter wins as soon as the first innings total is passed.

20 visits per player. Bull or bullseye wins possession. While you have the ball, each of your doubles D1–D20 and bullseye scores one goal, once each. Most goals wins.

Ten visits. Every point counts. The highest total wins.

Play numbers 1 through 20 in order. Only the current number scores. Hit its single, double and triple in one visit to win immediately.

Close 15 through 20 and bull with three marks each. Doubles give two marks; triples give three. Extra hits score while an opponent has the number open. Close everything and match or beat every opponent’s score to win.

Start with 40 points. Target 15, 16, any double, 17, 18, any triple, 19, 20 and bull. Add target points. Miss the target with all three darts and your score is halved, rounded up.

Play 18 holes on numbers 1 through 18. Your best of three darts counts: double 1, triple 2, single 3, any other field 5 strokes. The fewest strokes wins.

Numbers are assigned to seven columns afresh each match. Hit one of a column’s displayed numbers to drop a token. Each dart places at most one token; full columns and misses place none. Connect four horizontally, vertically or diagonally to win.

Each player gets a number drawn for this match and three lives. Hit your own double to become a killer. Then hits on opponents’ numbers remove one, two or three lives. Eliminated players are skipped. The last survivor wins.

Every hit pulls the rope towards you by its point value. Reach a 500-point lead. After 20 rounds, the leading side wins.