Battle Stickies Game

Two-player sticky note battleship grids with rainbow stickies, a Miro board template by theFacilitainer
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About this Battle Stickies board

Battleship, rebuilt from sticky notes. The game began as a pencil-and-paper game in the public domain. Starex Novelty published it as Salvo in 1931, and Milton Bradley made it the plastic board game in 1967. On this board each player gets a frame with two 10 by 10 grids, rows A to J and columns 1 to 10, one for your own stickies and one for your opponent’s. A fleet of colored sticky notes and rows of heart markers sit beside the grids. Every piece is a sticky note or a shape, so the Free plan is enough.

How to use it

  1. Duplicate the board and share the link with your opponent.
  2. Each player takes one frame, Player 01 or Player 02.
  3. Place your fleet of sticky notes on the grid marked Your Stickies.
  4. Take turns calling a coordinate, such as B7. Mark the result on the grid marked Your Opponent’s Stickies.
  5. The first player to find every sticky note of the other fleet wins.

Free for your own sessions and client work. Keep the credit on the board. No resale, and no republishing it as your own template.

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