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How to play
Preparation
Each player lays out a board in front of him, where the Viking cards to be enlisted are to be placed.
Shuffle and distribute the Viking cards among the players, in equal decks. Each player must have a covered deck in front of him, and may not look at the cards until the turn starts.
The first handler of the game is the youngest player, who is given the wooden marker (the Viking ship).

Start of the game

The twin Vikings have the same mouth, nose, eyes and face shape. All other aspects can change...

1. The host kicks off the round by saying aloud "GO!" at which point all players look at the cards in their deck, quickly trying to form twin Viking families to enlist.
2. When players find a pair or triplet of twins they arrange it in a vacant row on the board.
3. Vikings may only board the board together with one or two twins (no single Vikings may be boarded, only in pairs or triplets).
4. No more than three triplets may be built at a time. In case players find a pair or triplet, but have no free space to arrange it on the board, they must leave it in the deck. Once boarded, the Vikings can no longer be taken off the board unless the families have been properly composed.
5. The round ends:
   when a player has completed at least one triplet of twin Vikings and says aloud "STOP!"
   when the host says aloud "STOP!" Only the handler can make the round end whenever he wants, even if he has not completed triplets. Players are not obliged to stop the game in case they find a triplet, but they may continue to search for other pairs or triplets in the deck if they see fit.
6. When the turn is over, each player turns over his deck and hands it to the player to his left. The handler hands the marker to the player to his left, who becomes the handler of the new round and will kick off as in the previous round.
7. Once all players have been handlers (i.e., after completing the round) the remaining cards are collected and, after shuffling, redistributed to the players.

End of the game