Rodginteen

Rodginteen (also known as Rogog, Rogdin, and Edg) is a game played by Castle Planet children, mostly, but a few adults play it. It is based around trading, strategy, sacrafice, and psychology. It revolves around small, squareshaped, wooden game pieces, which each have different abilities. It was originally manufactured by the Ilton Ay company in 212 RV. Since then, around 12 updated editions have been made. The number of unofficial additions is probably even more.

Pieces
Rodginteen originally featured 18 pieces, but now features over 100 pieces, mostly due to an active community of Rodginteeners ready to provide ideas. Below, most of the pieces are listed.

The Initial 18

 * 1) The Willer
 * 2) The Tipping Tower
 * 3) The Dragon
 * 4) The Free Boat
 * 5) The Book
 * 6) The Great Fire
 * 7) 22-day King
 * 8) The Realm Hole
 * 9) The Horse
 * 10) Pumpkin Falls
 * 11) Lopsided Bandit
 * 12) The Scarf
 * 13) Umber Lord
 * 14) The Burden of Pies
 * 15) Clever Kindling
 * 16) Scarecrow
 * 17) The Party Hat
 * 18) The Crushed Crown

Willer
The Willer was one of the original pieces. Its usefullness is limited to the early phases of the game, where sacrificing the piece in a spectacular manner is rewarded with 25-75 points (depending on how quickly it is sacrificed). It can move forward or backward, unless ascended, in which case it can move forward, backward, and left. It resembles a mirror with three eyes (six in total, if you count the reflection and the object) on it.

Free Boat
The Free Boat was one of the original pieces. Sacraficing it takes 50 points from the opposing player, but reviving it will give the revivor's enemy 60 points. It can move twice diagonally and thrice backwards, unless ascended, in which case it can move diagonally, twice diagonally, forward, and backward. It resembles a man giving a boat, with a hand emerging from it, to a juggler.

Speculation
Some speculate that Rodginteen is meant as a mockery of Willard the Wildly Successful, as there is a piece called the Willer, and most strategies involve sacraficing this piece. Ilton Ay has denied this, but their interference has not stopped the rumors.