Building
Each player gets his 16 sheep and four pasture platelets. From the willow plate a playing field is created. These in turn, each player puts on a pasture platelets to an already ausliegendes. The first player places his pasture platelets course just on the table. When you create gaps may also occur, which makes the game just more exciting. Then, every player his entire stack from sheep on a field edge. The youngest player starts the game.
Gameplay
Players move their sheep stacks on the pitch. In the first round you have only one stack, the dividing of one anywhere.
Then pull the divided half of the sheep stack in a straight line to the next obstacle. The other part of the sheep stack remains in place.
There must always be at least one sheep in the starting field of the train behind. The rest can be drawn arbitrarily.
In the following rounds, each player must then decide which sheep stack he shares and how many sheep he moved.
If a sheep stack remodels from other players, so this may just not be moved. Incidentally, this is the most important, tactical means in the game.
Obstacles
One obstacle is either the edge of the board, its own or foreign sheep stack or a gap in the field.
It is not allowed to stop halfway. You really have to always pull, until you come to an obstacle.
You should check all the players, because that one forgets quite like. It is not allowed to jump over sheep stack.
Full time
Once neither player can move a sheep stack, the game ends. Now each player counts his occupied pastures.
The player with the most wins the game pastures. If several players have the same occupied many willows, so the player with the largest, contiguous pasture.
Small Conclusion
Full sheep in my opinion is not "just" a piece of cake. Adults can just have so much fun and enjoy themselves tactically.
The variable Schedule each round runs differently and also the playing time is pleasantly short to play several rounds in a row.
The rules are pretty simple and kept the game material with the massive sheep chips very valuable. A great family game.