Polyhedronal game apparatus

A three-dimensional game apparatus comprising:

• (a) a plurality of marker means;
• (b) a first polyhedronal body having each of its surfaces divided into a plurality of marker means receiving areas for selectively receiving said marker means;
• (c) a second polyhedronal body having each of its surfaces divided into a plurality of marker means receiving areas for selectively receiving said marker means;
• (d) joiner means interconnecting said first and second polyhedronal bodies such that said two polyhedronal bodies are adapted to alternatively serve as a base polyhedronal body and as an upper polyhedronal body, said joiner means supporting said upper polyhedronal body in spaced vertical relationship above said base polyhedronal body;
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• (e) wherein said first polyhedronal body is in the shape of a first pyramid;
• said second polyhedronal body is in the shape of a second pyramid, the said first and second pyramids being disposed in spaced apart relationship by said joiner means with vertices of said first and second pyramids directed inwardly toward each other and with the base surfaces of said first and second pyramids in spaced parallel relationship.

A three-dimensional game apparatus comprising:

• (a) a plurality of marker means;
• (b) a first polyhedronal body having each of its surfaces divided into a plurality of marker means receiving areas for selectively said marker means;
• (c) a second polyhedronal body having each of its surfaces divided into a plurality of marker means receiving areas for selectively receiving said marker means;
• (d) joiner means interconnecting said first and second polyhedronal bodies such that said two polyhedronal bodies are adapted to alternatively serve as a base polyhedronal body and as an upper polyhedronal body, said joiner means supporting said upper polyhedronal body in spaced vertical relationship above said base polyhedronal body;
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• (e) a third polyhedronal body adapted to be connected to said upper polyhedronal body to increase the number of playing surfaces and marker means receiving areas in which said marker means can be positioned.

A game apparatus comprising:

• (a) a first polyhedronal body having each of its surfaces divided into a plurality of areas;
• (b) a second polyhedronal body having each of its surfaces divided into a plurality of areas;
• (c) joiner means interconnecting said two polyhedronal bodies in spaced apart relationship to alternatively serve as a base surface for supporting said two polyhedronal bodies in spaced vertical relationships;
• (d) a first flat end surface formed in the distal side of said first polyhedronal body opposite said second polyhedronal body;
• (e) a second flat end surface formed in the distal side of said second polyhedronal body opposite said first polyhedronal body, said first and second end surfaces being disposed in spaced parallel relationship to each other to alternatively serve as a base for supporting said two polyhedronal bodies in spaced apart vertical relationship;
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• (f) a plurality of marker means selectively positionable within said areas of each of said first and second polyhedronal bodies, said marker means being adapted to be held stationary within said selected area.

A game apparatus comprising:

• (a) a first polyhedronal body having each of its surfaces divided into a plurality of areas, one surface of said first polyhedronal body being a first end surface;
• (b) a second polyhedronal body having each of its surfaces divided into a plurality of areas, one surface of said second polyhedronal body being a second end surface;
• (c) joiner means interconnecting said two polyhedronal bodies in a spaced relationship wherein said first end surface forms the distal surface of said first polyhedronal body and wherein said second end surface forms the distal surface of said second polyhedronal body, said second end surface being disposed in spaced parallel relationship to said first end surface, enabling said first and second end surfaces to alternatively serve as a base surface for supporting said two polyhedronal bodies in spaced vertical relationships;
• (d) a plurality of marker means selectively positionable within said areas of each of said first and second polyhedronal bodies, said marker means being adapted to be held stationary within said selected area;
• (e) said first polyhedronal body is in the form of a first pyramid, with the base of said first pyramid serving as said first end surface;
• (f) said second polyhedronal body is in the form of a second pyramid, the base of said second pyramid serving as said second end surface;
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• (g) each of the side surfaces and said base surface of said first and second pyramids being divided into triangularly shaped areas by lines interconnecting the mid-points of adjacent edges of each of said side surfaces and said base surface of said first and second pyramids.