Hazardous travel simulating game

A chance controlled game apparatus simulating travel through friendly, known territories and hostile, unknown territories, each having various perils, occurrences and events which determine the speed and success of the travel, said game apparatus comprising:

• (A) a game board having a substantially planar upper playing surface, a plurality of player pieces manually movable along said playing surface, and a random selection means;
• (B) said game board including:
• (i) a first circuitous path of player movement delineated along the outer perimeter of said upper playing surface, said first path including a singular starting/finishing point and a plurality of individual, successive, player landing sites therealong having directions printed therein, anticipated occurrences which may alter the normal path of travel, routes, and supplies of critical materials;
• (ii) a second circuitous path of player movement including a plurality of individual, successive, player landing sites therealong, each of said secondary landing sites having indicia printed thereon indicative of more unexpected occurrences which may alter the supply of the critical material necessary for continuance of the travel;
• (iii) a selected plurality of spaced landing areas in said second path, each of which lies immediately adjacent one of a first group of sapced landing areas in said first path, movement of a player's piece into said second path being determined by the piece coming to rest on one of said first group of landing areas;
• (iv) selected ones of the individual landing sites within said first and second paths forming a second group of landing sites including indicia thereon indicative of altered player piece movement along the prescribed paths of travel;
• (v) selected others of the landing sites in said first path forming a third group of landing sites having indicia printed indicative of a gain or loss of said critical material for continuance of the simulated travel;
• (vi) selected others of the landing sites in said second path forming a fourth group of landing sites having indicia printed thereon indicative of either an attack being launched by or against the player piece;
• (C) said random selection means comprising a plurality of separate instructional fields:
• (i) a first of said fields further divided into a plurality of instructional segments containing instructional indicia to regulate a prescribed number of areas a player piece moves along one of said first or second paths of movement;
• (ii) a second of said fields divided into a plurality of instructional segments regulating the outcome in an attack launched by the player piece as a result of landing on one type of said fourth group of landing areas;
• (iii) a third of said fields being divided into a plurality of instructional segments regulating the outcome of an attack launched against one of the player pieces as a result of landing on the other type of said fourth group of landing areas;
• (iv) a random outcome means for randomly and simultaneously selecting one of said instructional segments in each of said first, second and third fields to be used during a turn of play in the game;
• wherein participants travel along a prescribed path of movement determined by instructional indicia on said individual landing sites combined with chance instructional indicia from prescribed ones of said fields randomly selected by said random outcome means.