Pebrow

Drop a disc. Four in a row wins, sideways, up, or diagonal. You play Peb.

Color

• Sand#f3ecdfThe room around the table.
• Ink#1b1714Words and the night behind the board.
• Board#1a5276The lacquered board. Holes are pale.
• Clay#e36b3cYour discs.
• Gold#e6b23aPeb's discs.
• Moss#6d8f5eA win.
• Cream#fffaf2Cards and empty holes.

Type

Fraunces for the name. Outfit for everything else.

Voice

• One short line, in the present tense.
• Peb talks like someone sitting across the table.
• The prize is named before anyone pays.

Motion

• A pale disc sits above the column under the pointer.
• The drop starts above the board, lands with a squash, and settles.
• The four winning discs glow. A short banner names the winner.
• Peb's card says it is dropping before the gold disc appears.
• Someone who asks for less motion gets the discs without the bounce.

The screen

• The board is the first thing on the page. Two faces sit beside it.
• A disc follows the column, falls, bounces once, and stays.
• Practice needs no account and no payment.
• Peb takes a win, blocks a loss, and refuses a line that already beat it.
• You can still beat Peb, and Peb can still beat you.
• The mark is a clay tile, a gold disc, and a white cut, beside the word Pebrow.

The prize

• Practice is free.
• A prize game costs the offer price in USDC on Base.
• Half of that payment is kept. Half is added to the prize.
• The page shows the prize for this game before the payment is pasted.
• Beat Peb and the prize is owed to the wallet that paid. It is sent by hand. The page cannot send it.
• Lose, and that prize returns to the pot for the next player.
• A table for a friend is a separate sale. The winner of that table is not paid.