Mini Cone Gamekit

The Mini Cone Gamekit includes 8 ,1/24 to 1/28 scale, 3D printed plastic mini cones, 3 mini-card mini-games, resealable ziplock bag, and cardboard header.

• 8 3D Printed Field Cones (1/28 Scale)
• 1 Hex Game Card + Instructions
• 1 Pothole Game Card + Instructions
• 1 Cone Push Game Card + Instructions

The 8 mini cones in the Mini Cone Gamekit can be added to any Huck + Monster field to adjust gameplay, modify field dynamics, or add end zone visibility.

The new offensive team has the option to change game styles at the end of every point. Select the game type before the initial Pull to account for Field setup across game types.

Mini Game: Pothole Markers

• Place one mini cone on each of the orange end zone positions to start each point.
• For each standard game turnover, new defenders add on cone to any open field position, adjacent to any open defender.
• With all cones in play, select a player-adjacent cone and move it to a player adjacent open space.
• Cone spaces cannot be occupied by players, or discs, or be thrown over.

Mini Game: Hot Hex
• Place six cones in the center of thee board in the shape of a hex. Use one cone for each point of the "Hex", with one space between each point.
• Assemble 5 team players in each end zone. Play, per standard, or modified gameplay instructions.
• Players must be inside of the "Hex" to score points. Callahans count. Only one offensive players is allowed inside the hex per team move.
• Cone spaces cannot be occupied by players or discs, or be thrown over.

Mini Game: Cone Push
• Place 7 cones along the center line. Place one player anywhere in your end zone.
• Take turns rolling 3 dice for throw distance to push cones in any direction.
• Players may split count into multiple throws per turn. Both players target any one cone, or stack of cones.
• Roll two dice at the end of your turn to move players. Disc returns to player after each throw.
• Win the match by pushing 4 cones into your opponent's end zone. Defense Moves cone back to the line after each score.

Best played on a stable, flat surface. However, these cones are pretty stable, so coaches should be able to make a game of it on any semi-flat surface as well.