Medieval castle board game

A method for playing a medieval castle board game including a game board sub-divided into aliquot area locations or spaces and having at least three levels including ground level locations, second level locations and third level locations, at least one ground level location being situated between two second level locations on the board requiring a player on a second level to jump across a ground level location to another second level location, and at least one stairway between the three levels, at least one die, at least two fighter pieces, a unique battle card for each piece providing different strengths and weaknesses for the piece and under, certain conditions, enabling the strengths and weaknesses for the piece to be upgraded or downgraded, and at least two fate cards one of which is required to be picked when a predetermine number on the at least one die is rolled, the two fate cards including a “card of happiness” and a “card of doom” each requiring three die tosses to determine a fate comprising the steps of:

• rolling the die to determine which player goes first;
• each player then sequentially rolling the die to determine the number of locations or spaces the player can move his fighter piece between the locations or spaces on the respective three levels on the board;
• when a predetermine number on the at least one die is rolled, throwing three die tosses to determine a fate;
• and,
• sequentially moving the fighting piece around the board until it is positioned to do battle with another fighting piece or it reaches a sanctuary.

A method for playing a board game including a game board sub-divided into aliquot area locations or spaces and having a t least three levels including ground level locations, second level locations and third level locations, at least one ground level location being situated between two second level locations and between two third level locations on the board requiring a player on a second level location to jump across a ground level location to another second level location and requiring a player on a third level location to jump across a ground level location to another third level location, and at least one stairway between the three levels, at least one die, and at least two fighter pieces, and a unique battle card for each fighter piece, comprising the steps of:

• rolling the die to determine which player goes first;
• each player then sequentially rolling the die to determine the number of locations or spaces the player can move his fighter piece between the locations or spaces on the respective three levels on the board;
• and,
• sequentially moving the fighting piece around the board until it is positioned to do battle with another fighting piece or until it reaches a sanctuary.