Roflchopter is a game created by two teenage boys by the name of Carter West and Jack Ingalls. The game was created during science class out of pure boredom. What started with two people playing an innocent game grew to many people in the 8th grade playing the game. To play all you will need is one piece of paper, two players, and a pencil. This game is in early development and has some flaws and rules are subject to change. So lets dive straight into the game mechanics.

• Each turn the player is given 10 bullets (dashes)
• Each turn the player will be able to draw one of the three images located in the rules.
• Trajectory is a big factor in this game. When it bounces of an object at a 30 degree angle, it's not going to bounce straight back.
• The propeller on the top of the helicopter deflects bullets therefore does not count as destroying the plane.
• Cannons at the bottom of the board for attackers only.
• Attackers get 1000-2000 bullets (your choice) Remember 1000 bullets used is 100 turns.
• Defenders have unlimited bullets and have to keep the helicopter safe until the attacker runs out of bullets.

• 1 piece of paper (hole punched for extra game mechanics)
• 2 Players
  
• 1 pencil

1. The main drawing of the helicopter should

be drawn in the center of 

the game board (aka piece of paper)

2. 2 players; 1 Defender, 1 Attacker
3. Each turn either player will be 
granted 10 lines and one picture
4. Each line should be relativley
this large : - 
5. Drawings aloud are, blocks, tubes, and portals (optional)
6. Defenders can not surround the entire Helicopter (At least one entrance available for attacker to enter. 
7. There are two missile launchers at the bottom of the board. 
8. The missile launcher can only move 5 dashes.
9. The missile launcher can shoot a missile that breaks through a block only once.
10. Only one portal can be placed a turn.
11. Portals are connected in a certain patter: 1 with 2 and the last portal. 3 to 4, 5 to 6, and 7 to 1.
12. The maximum amount of portals is 7.