Twelve wooden dice with colourful symbols, colour-coded by theme, in a storage tin measuring 3.75 in. x 2.74 in. x 0.98 in. 0.25 lbs. (113 g).

There are no rules, and that is the design. Coghlan's: "Just roll the dice and create a story based on the symbols that appear." The symbols are prompts, not instructions.

This is the game for the hour after dinner when it is dark, nobody wants to get up, and there is not enough light to read. It needs no table, no score, no winner, and no attention span.

It works best across ages precisely because there is nothing to be good at. A six-year-old and a grandparent can take turns on equal terms, which is true of almost nothing else in a games bag.

The dice are colour-coded by theme, so you can pull three of one colour for a tighter story or roll the lot and see what happens.

Note: Coghlan's does not list the individual symbols or state an age range for this one. The tin holds all twelve dice.