Atomic Bag Games: Challenge 1 Rules

**Objective:**

In Atomic Bag Games, players must collect and combine various atomic elements to create a stable and stylish bag. Sounds simple, but trust us, it's anything but.

Gameplay:

1. Players start with a basic, empty bag. Think of it as a canvas just waiting for some atomic flair.

2. Each round, players receive a set of randomly generated atomic elements, such as:

• Uranium atoms
• Plutonium particles
• Carbon nanotubes
• Radium dust
• Other assorted radioactive bits and bobs

3. Players must combine these elements in innovative ways to create the perfect atomic bag.

4. The game ends when the bag is full, or when the player's atomic bag has reached critical mass, causing a chain reaction that will either:

1. Result in a stylish explosion of colorful atomic bits
2. Result in a catastrophic meltdown of the entire game universe

Scoring:

Players are awarded points for every successful combination of atomic elements. Points are awarded as follows:

• 1 point for each basic combination (e.g., uranium + plutonium)
• 5 points for each advanced combination (e.g., carbon + radium)
• 10 points for each master combination (e.g., uranium + carbon + radium)
• And so on, with increasingly higher scores for even more complex combinations

Penalties:

Be careful, though - some atomic elements have negative side effects! Players who combine these elements risk:

• Radioactive poisoning ( -5 points)
• Mutation ( -10 points)
• Critical Mass Criticality ( -20 points, and possibly game-ending consequences)

Strategies for success can be found here.