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Edit: Fixed a slight coloring error.
My sixty-eighth "board game" picture, based on a suggestion by JimyNawtron .

Here, Spike Pedalbrains, Slappy Pumpkinwoof, Bentley Raccoon (The Raccoons), and Claude the Raccoon (Timothy Goes to School) are all playing a somewhat forgotten board game from the early 1990s known as "It from the Pit" (which, unsurprisingly, was a game I had not heard of until JimyNawtron introduced it to me). Here's how the game works; players have to move their explorer pawns around the pit (the board) in order to reach a treasure chest, but they must also avoid getting grabbed by the monster who lurks in the center of the pit and guards the treasure. If the monster does manage to grab someone's pawn and pulls it into the pit, that player is out.

Spike, Slappy, Bentley, and Claude wanted to play a board game, so they had to choose one of any of the board games that Slappy's family had. Spike was actually the one who picked "It from the Pit", and that's the game they decided to play, even though the others thought that the game looked kind of scary. Slappy tried to play the game once before, with his family, but he got so scared that he had to stop playing early. He's still scared of It from the Pit, and, due to the fact that he is mute (and cannot talk), holds up a sign to let the others know.

(Also, why do I often draw the game boards as being larger than they actually are? It's likely because I actually drew the board game first, though I suppose this could be a non-existent "jumbo-size" version of the game.)

Spike Pedalbrains and Slappy Pumpkinwoof belong to me.
Toontown Online(C) Disney Interactive
The Raccoons and Bentley(C) Kevin Gillis
Timothy Goes to School and Claude(C) Rosemary Wells and PBS Kids
It from the Pit(C) Milton Bradley

Description
Edit: Fixed a slight coloring error.
My sixty-eighth "board game" picture, based on a suggestion by JimyNawtron .

Here, Spike Pedalbrains, Slappy Pumpkinwoof, Bentley Raccoon (The Raccoons), and Claude the Raccoon (Timothy Goes to School) are all playing a somewhat forgotten board game from the early 1990s known as "It from the Pit" (which, unsurprisingly, was a game I had not heard of until JimyNawtron introduced it to me). Here's how the game works; players have to move their explorer pawns around the pit (the board) in order to reach a treasure chest, but they must also avoid getting grabbed by the monster who lurks in the center of the pit and guards the treasure. If the monster does manage to grab someone's pawn and pulls it into the pit, that player is out.

Spike, Slappy, Bentley, and Claude wanted to play a board game, so they had to choose one of any of the board games that Slappy's family had. Spike was actually the one who picked "It from the Pit", and that's the game they decided to play, even though the others thought that the game looked kind of scary. Slappy tried to play the game once before, with his family, but he got so scared that he had to stop playing early. He's still scared of It from the Pit, and, due to the fact that he is mute (and cannot talk), holds up a sign to let the others know.

(Also, why do I often draw the game boards as being larger than they actually are? It's likely because I actually drew the board game first, though I suppose this could be a non-existent "jumbo-size" version of the game.)

Spike Pedalbrains and Slappy Pumpkinwoof belong to me.
Toontown Online(C) Disney Interactive
The Raccoons and Bentley(C) Kevin Gillis
Timothy Goes to School and Claude(C) Rosemary Wells and PBS Kids
It from the Pit(C) Milton Bradley