Mario Party Forum Style

NEW - Copy — Current MPFS Board Map Hyperdimensional Temple

Mario Party Forum Style (MPFS to be short) is a game created by Dark Boo. This game is a remake of the Mario Party Series you all know but with minor and major tweaks. The 1st game of MPFS began at Mario Party Legacy Forum in late November of 2010. It was Dark Boo's 1st time hosting a game on a forum, and it became a success; so when the 1st game ended, many more came after.

Overall Gameplay

The rules are extremely easy. Whoever obtains the most stars in a set number of turns wins the game. If tied with stars, it's whoever has the most coins. In the start of MPFS, there was only one way of getting a star. You would go to a star space, and buy the star for 20 coins. This rule was strictly applied to MPFS 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5; whereas starting from MPFS 6, the way to obtain a star changed depending on the board (see Board Maps for more detail).

Each MPFS Board Map has its own way of obtaining a star, so make sure you read the rules when you join a game of MPFS. When the games have commenced, everyone will receive 10 coins. The movement is simple as well. The number you roll is chosen by a random atmospheric pressure website. You will all move on your own, and you may go at any time, but you must acknowledge who goes first, since that's what makes an impact of your turn.

After everyone has taken their turn, their panel color will change to either red or blue, and that will decide what team you're on. After that has taken place, a mini-game will commence. Once the mini-game is done, you may take your next turn. We also have a nice assortment of cards (items) that you can use for your advantage. After the game has reached its 'Last 5 Turns', a special event may happen, that will alter the game drastically. After the game has ended, we tally up the scores, and give out 3 Bonus Stars to fortunate players, based on their stats for the game. Finally, after doing all of this, we decide who is the Winner of the game!!!

Board Maps

Up to this date, there are a total of 9 MPFS Board Maps and each one has an unique way and it is listed from oldest to youngest so that you can see the work that has been put into each board and see how the game upgraded along with each game of MPFS.

MPFS 3, MPFS 4, and MPFS 5 revived classic boards, but with different rules on how to get a star - this was the start of objectives that a player needed to fulfill in order to get a star. From MPFS 6 through MPFS 12, there has an unique way of obtaining a star.

Board Map	Board Map Name	Description
MPFS 1 Board Map	Twilight Zone	This Board Map was introduced November 27th, 2010. This was the 1st MPFS Board Map to be made. One this board map, you had to pay 20 coins for a star that appears at random places after someone has purchased it. This board map's name isn't accurate with the board itself. The board map features sun discs and moons and it suppose to resemble Egypt. This was the only board map whereas the Lucky Route was inside the Board Map itself.
MPFS 2 Board Map	Casino Royale	This Board Map was introduced December 27th, 2010. This board map featured many Mini-Events that may let you hit it big with the coins whereas we have the Big Bank and the Coin Multiplier. This was the 1st board map that had a Lucky Route that was outside of the board map. On this board, you have to pay 20 coins for a star that appears at random places after someone has purchased it. This board map was suppose to resemble a casino like scenario.
MPFS 3 and 6 Board Map	Wind-Warp City	This Board Map was introduced January 25th, 2011. This board map was a map with many Green Spaces that whipped up many events. On this board, you have to pay 20 coins for a star that appears at random places after someone has purchased it. This Board Map featured 2 warp pads and spawning tornadoes which made the board map match up with it's name. This board was re-introduced on April 27th, 2011. The rules to get the star was changed and on this board map, you had to pay 10 coins open a chest and hope for the chest to conatin a star. It coulda contained either a Black Hole, 20 coins, or a star
MPFS 4 and 7 B oard Map	Loop-de-Ville	This Board Map was introduced February 20th, 2011. This board map kept it's name due to the many loops and bends On this board, you have to pay 20 coins for a star that appears at random places after someone has purchased it. We have some green spaces that triggered very random and odd things. This board was re-introduced on April 27th, 2011. The rules to get the star was changed and on this board map, you had to go to one of the 3 star spaces and purchase (Either 1, 2, or 3 stars) for 20 coins. Each Star Spaces had a different number of stars you can get for 20 coins. After 3 turns, the Star Spaces switched places
MPFS 5 and 8 Board Map	Chomp Romp's Garden	This Board Map was introduced February 22nd, 2011. This board map had many Chomps and a rare Golden Chomp that sends you to the Lucky Route. On this board, you have to pay 20 coins for a star that appears at random places after someone has purchased it. The Green Spaces coulda helped you out in your quest to get the stars. This board was re-introduced on April 27th, 2011. The rules to get the star was changed and on this board map, you had to go to the star space and pay either (1, 5, 10, 20, 25, 30, 40 or 50) coins for a star. The price as well as the star space changed so this made it harder to know if you have enough for the star or not
MPFS 9 Board Map	Ami's Mines	This board map was introduced June 23rd, 2011. On this board map, you had to go to one of the three star spaces and pay either 5, 10, or 20 coins for a star. After all 3 star spaces are brought, the 3 star spaces are switched. This board map was the 1st to have a non-white colored background and it was the 1st installment of new spaces which were in png format and replaced the jpeg spaces. This board map had fire in it's hand and it was based on Death Mountain from Zelda Ocarina of Time.
MPFS 10 Board Map	Heresiarch's Seminary	This board map was introduced June 23rd, 2011. On this board map, you had to go to one of the three star spaces and pay 20 coins for a star. After all 3 Star Spaces are brought, the star spaces changed positions. This board map had an eerie mood inside and it was centered around magic and Hexen's Heresiarch's Seminary HUB. This was one of the board maps that had fast speed arrows to guide around.
MPFS 11 Board Map	Casino Highway	This board map was introduced July 27th, 2011. On this board map, you have to report to the center room and trade coins for stars depending on the rate. The rate could've been (5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 40, 50, 75) coins and in order to change the price, you had to land on the ? spaces around it. This board map was re-enacted as another Casino and it had a Roulette table which Bullet Bill maintains and a newly upgraded Big Wheel which Bootler operates. This was the only board map that you did not get a star by going to the end of the Lucky Route. This board is also a nice little edit of Mario Party 6's Faire Square.
MPFS 12 Board Map	Aquatic Lair	This board map was introduced July 27th, 2011. On this board map, there were 9 chests on the board which never changed positions (Sunken Treasure FTW! :D ) You had to go to a chest and pay 20 coins to open it. It may contain 20, 30, 50 coins or 1, 2, 3 stars or nothing. You had the Starmie Green Space which made the Starmie destroy the chest and the contenets fly outside. This was the 1st board map that featured a 2nd level and Basement level Lucky Route which made this board have 2 Lucky Routes.
	Botanical Gardens	This board map was introduced to a new forum September 6th - 7th. This board is like a test drive on the other forum. You have to go to the Star Space and buy the star for 20 coins. After someone buy the star, the Star Space will move. You have the Coin Flower Shower Green Space which you may get coins
	Hyper Dimensional Temple	This board map was introduced to our new forum, MPI/MPFS Hide-out on November 12th, 2011. With new spaces and new features, this boards leads as one of the most unique among the MPFS boards. You have to pay 20 Coins to get the Star.

Spaces

Space Image	Space Name	Description
	Blue Space	When a player lands on this space, he/she will receive 3 coins (If Last 5 Turns Event is Triple Prize, he/she will receive 9 coins)
	Red Space	When a player lands on this space, he/she will lose 3 coins (If Last 5 Turns Event is Triple Prize, he/she will lose 9 coins)
	Green Space	When a player lands on this space, an event will commence. This event depends on the Board Map and location on the Board Map
	Friend Space	When a player lands on this space, he/she will have to choose another person. They both will receive 10 coins each (If Last 5 Turns Event is Triple Prize, they both will receive 30 coins)
	Challenge Space	When a player lands on this space, a Challenge Mini-Game will commence. If he/she completes the challenge, he/she will be able to get up to 3 stars as a prize. If he/she fails objective they will receive nothing.
	Duel Space	When a player lands on this space, a Duel Mini-Game will commence. He/She will pick an opponent to face off in a Duel Mini-Game. The winner will spin the Wheel-a-Palooza to decide what they will win.
	DK Space	When a player lands on this space, DK will trigger one of his events that will be mentioned later.
	Bowser Space	When a player lands on this space, bowser will trigger one of his events that will be mentioned later.
	Lotto Space	When a player lands on this space, he/she will be able to play a Lotto Scratch-Off. He/She will have to pay either 10, 20, or 30 coins for a Scratch-Off. He/She may win up to 6-Stars depending on what type of scratch-off they pay for.
	+10 Coins Space	When a player lands on this space, he/she will receive 10 coins (If Last 5 Turns Event is Triple Price, he/she will receive 30 coins)
	Card Pick-Up	When a player passses this space, he/she will receive a random card. The Pick-Up Zone does not count as a space.
	Chance Space	When a player lands on this space, he/she will be able to play the infamous Chance Time where the tables may turn for one individual player or for all.
	-10 Coins Space	When a player lands on this space, he/she will lose 10 coins (If Last 5 Turns Event is Triple Prize, he/she will lose 30 coins)
	Lucky Space	When a player lands on this space, he/she will be able to go to the Lucky Area that is designed for each Board Map. The Blue Spaces have 3 coins on top of them for collecting. At the end of the Lucky Route, you will get a swell prize. Prize varies upon Board Map
	Teleportation Space	When a player lands on this space, he/she will be teleported to a hidden yet horrendous area of the board map. You need to roll a high number in order to avoid the Unlucky, Red, and Bowser spaces
	Shortcut Space	When a player lands on this space, he/she will have to move to another part of the board map sort of like a shortcut if you use a Slowgo Card to land on that space

DK Space Effects

DK Space has numerous effects once landed on. Only MPFS 6 to MPFS 12 had numerous effects whereas MPFS 1 to MPFS 5 had only two effects where DK will give them either coins or a star. As of now, DK has 3 effects which are:

DK's Coin Block
DK's Star Block
DK's Special Event

DK's Coin Block: Allows the person who landed on his space to be able to hit a Coin Block for 5 seconds. He/she may be able to receive up to 50 coins.

DK's Star Block: Allows the person who laned on his space to be able to hit a Star Block. The Star Block randomizes 1, 2, or 3 stars which the player can be able to receive.

DK's Special Event: Allows DK to perform a Special Event based on the Board Map.

Board Map	Description of Special Event
Wind-Warp City	Reveals the hidden contents inside one of the chests
Loop-de-Ville	Allows one of the Star Spaces to be free-of-charge
Chomp Romp's Garden	Allows one of the Star Spaces do be 1/2 off in price
Ami's Mines	Doubles all star spaces whereas you get 2 stars for the price of one
Heresiarch's Seminary	Allows another star space to be in play
Casino Royale	Allows the rate for a star to be 5 coins for 1, 2, or 3 turns
Aquatic Lair	Doubles 3 chest contents making a chest have up to 6 stars
Botanical Gardens	Blast the player to the Star Space

Bowser Space Effects

Bowser Space has numerous effects once landed on. Only MPFS 6 to MPFS 12 had numerous effects whereas MPFS 1 to MPFS 5 had only two effects where Bowser will take a certain number of coins. As of now, Bowser has 4 effects which are:

Bowser's Charity
Bowser's Equilibrium
Bowser's Special Event

Bowser's Charity: Whoever lands on this space will lose either 30, 45, or 60 coins and share it evenly with the other 3 players

Bowser's Equilibrium: Will summon Dark Magic and all of everyone's coins will be collected and will be distributed evenly

Bowser's Special Event: Allows Bowser to perform a Special Event based on the Board Map

Board Map	Description of Special Event
Wind-Warp City	Will make a void box that contain a ztar
Loop-de-Ville	Will add another star space that contains a hidden ztar
Chomp Romp's Garden	Will double the price for a star
Ami's Mines	Will add a ztar space where you get the ztar if you pass the star space
Heresiarch's Seminary	Will add a ztar space whereas the ztar costs 20 coins to purchase
Casino Royale	Will make the rate of the star 75 coins for 1, 2, or 3 turns
Aquatic Lair	Will select 3 chests to add a ztar into each
Botanical Gardens	Will use a rare magic attack to move the Star Space

Cards

Cards have special effects that help the player out by doing different effects. They can either be bought from a Local Store, or be collected on the board map via card areas. Each card has a different effect and can be either placed on the board, used on yourself, or even used on a character space. The price of a card never changes, so if you're in 4th, you'd better have some coins to spend if you want a card!

Green Cards

These cards are used only on the player who uses it. They may effect a variety of things from, dice blocks, traps, coins, etc.

Card Name	Description of Card	Price
Twice Card	Allows you to move by 2 dice	5 coins
Reverse Card	Allows you to move in the opposite direction	5 coins
Slowgo Card	Allows you to choose what number you roll	10 coins
Lotto Card	Allows you to play a Lotto Scratch-Off	10 coins
Warp Pipe Card	Allows you to swap current positions with an opponent	10 coins
Plunder Card	Allows you to steal one of your opponent's cards	10 coins
Thrice Card	Allows you to move by 3 dice	15 coins
Metallica Card	Allows you to bypass any opponent's roadblock traps	15 coins
Mystique Card	Allows you to earn 5 coins per space you pass	15 coins
Duel Card	Allows you to Duel an opponent	20 coins
Mega Card	Allows you to become mega size and crush an opponent and take 20 coins from them	20 coins
Plunger Card	Allows you to suck up opponents' roadblock/character spaces and they become your cards	25 coins
Super Mega Card	Allows you to become mega size and roll 2 dice and crush an opponent and take 50 coins from them	30 coins
Quad Card	Allows you to move by 4 dice	35 coins
Hover Card	Allows you to equip Hover Boots and move by 3 dice while not triggering opponents' roadblock traps	40 coins

Red Cards

These cards are placed on the board as roadblock traps. Their effects will trigger once a person (excluding the user) passes it and/or lands on it. This trap will disappear once triggered, and whatever that trap covers (Blue/Red Space) effect will take place

Card Name	Description of Card	Price
Book Card	Whoever passes this trap will get crushed by a 4000 year old book, and will end their turn at that current position	5 coins
Bloway Card	Whoever passes this trap will get sent to an unknown space	10 coins
Fire Card	Whoever passes this trap will get burnt and will lose 10 coins	10 coins
Hand Card	Whoever passes this trap will get grabbed and will be sent back to the Start Area	15 coins
Zap Card	Whoever passes this trap will lose 5 coins per space they passed	15 coins
Spring-Slap Card	Whoever passes this trap will get spring in the air and get slap causing them to move to another space and lose 1/4 of their coins	20 coins
Bomb Card	Whoever passes this trap will blow up and lose 20 coins	20 coins
Sword Card	Whoever passes this trap will lose 10 coins per space they passed	30 coins
Ztar Card	Whoever passes this trap will lose 1 star	35 coins
Pay-Toll Card	Whoever pasess this card will lose coins depending on the dice they roll {1 - 3 [20 coins]} {4 - 6 [30 coins]} {7 - 9 [50 coins]} {10 on up [100 coins]} (50 coins)	40 coins

Yellow Cards

These cards are placed on the board as a Character Space. These cards' effects are triggered whenever an opponent lands on it (The user collects a 5 coin bonus). These character spaces never disappear unless it's a Star Space or if someone covers the space with their own trap

Card Name	Description of Card	Price
Punch Card	Whoever lands on this space will lose 10 coins and the owner will receive them	10 coins
Snowman Card	Whoever lands on this space will lose all of the cards he/she was carrying	10 coins
Bat Card	Whoever lands on this space will lose, as well as the others, a number of coins from everyone based on a roulette (1, 3, 5, 10). Owner will receive them	15 coins
Pick-Pocket Card	Whoever lands on this space will lose a card and the owner will receive the card that was stolen	15 coins
Pit-Sword Card	Whoever lands on this space will lose 1/2 of their coins and owner will receive trhem	20 coins
Transfiguration Card	Whoever lands on this space will lose 3 of his/her character spaces and those spaces will become the owner's character spaces	20 coins
Ball-Drop Card	Whoever lands on this space will lose 3/4 of their coins and the owner will receive them	25 coins
Pink Boo Card	Whoever lands on this space will lose 1 star (Up to 50 coins if no star is present) Owner will receive the star or coins	25 coins
Laser Card	Whoever lands on this space will lose 30 coins and whoever else in the radius of 5 spaces wil also lose 30 coins. Owner will receive them	30 coins
King Boo Card	Whoever lands on this space will lose, as well as the other players, 1 star. Owner will receive the star(s)	40 coins
Money-Maker Card	Whoever lands on this space will lose 3/4 of their coins, the next player will lose 1/2 of their coins and the player after will lose 1/4 of their coins. Owner will receive them	50 coins
Megid Card	Whoever lands on this space will lose ALL of their stars. Owner will receive the star(s)	60 coins

Blue Cards

These cards are used on on the player who uses it. These also have special effects that the regular cards doesn't have that may help you out signinficantly.

Card Name	Description of Card	Price
Spell Caster Card	Allows you to have 1, 2, or 3 assortements of character spaces and roadblock traps on the board	15 coins
Double Dip Card	Allows you to take another turn	20 coins
Regeneration Card	Allows your coins to reset so you can have 50 coins (This does not give you an additionaly 50 coins and if you have more than 50 coins, this card has no effect)	30 coins
Damage Card	Allows you to boost the power of one of your traps on the board (A card can be boosted 5 times depending on it's effect)	30 coins
Amon-Ra Card	Allows you to fly to the Start Zone of the Lucky Route	50 coins

Last 5 Turns Fiasco

When playing MPFS, once the game has reached the final 5 turns, a fiasco commences. The current stats will be announced and the last place player will spin a Event Wheel. There are 7 different events that can be triggered at this time

Event Image	Event Name	Description
	Add 5 Character Spaces	Allows the last place player to receive 5 character spaces on the board at random places
	+50 Coins	Allows the last place player to receive 50 coins
	Triple Prize	Triples the amount taken/gained on certain spaces (Blue/Red/Friend/+10 Coins/-10 Coins)
	Money Paradise	Will all Blue Spaces to contain 1 coin on top of Blue Spaces and Money Bags (5 coins) on top of Red Spaces for players to collect
	Red Spaces -> Bowser Spaces	Will make all Red Spaces turn into Bowser Spaces for the duration of the game
	Red Spaces -> Unlucky Spaces	Will make all Red Spaces turn into Unlucky Spaces fo r the duration of the game
	Friend Spaces -> Duel Spaces	Will make all Friend Spaces turn inot Duel Spaces for the duration of the game

End of the Game

At the end of the game, we will announce the number of stars and coins all players have. If the Bonus setting is on, then we will also give out Bouns Stars. Bonus Stars are based on player's stats and if they win the Bonus Star, they will receive 1 star. There are 6 different Bonus Stars, but only 3 of them will be announced. Since you won't know which Bonus Stars will be announced, try your hardest to fulfil as many conditions for Bonus Stars as possible!

Bonus Star	Bonus Star Name	Description
	Mini-Game Star	This Bonus Star is given to the person (people) who gained the most coins by mini-games
	Coin Star	This Bonus Star is given to the person (people) who had the highest amount of coins at any one time during the game
	Green Star	This Bonus Star is given to the person (people) who landed on Green Spaces the most
	Red Star	This Bonus Star is given to the person (people) who landed on Red Spaces the most
	Card Star	This Bonus Star is given to the person (people) who used the most cards
	Shopping Star	This Star is given to the person (people) who spend the most coins by shopping