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The aim of the game is to be the first player to reach stage in order to
put on a fantastic show.
Let the show begin …
The youngest Hannah Montana fan begins. Then, play continues in a
clockwise direction. The player whose turn it is moves his Hannah piece
to any spot card of the first card row. Before placing your piece on the
card, you turn it over.
The reverse side of each spot card indicates an action which the player
has to carry out. Cards with a violet background represent positive
actions, while cards with a green background are often negative actions.
You find a detailed description of the actions at the end of these playing
instructions.
When the action given on the card has been carried out, it is the next
player’s turn. Spot cards which have been turned over remain face-up.
The path to the stage
You may only place your Hannah Montana
piece on spot cards adjoining the one on which
your piece is currently standing (see illustration).
You can also go to cards that are already
face-up.
Moving backwards is not permitted. And you
may not skip over individual spot card rows.
As a rule, only two pieces may stand on one
spot card at any one time. However, it may
happen that a player has to go back to a card
already occupied by two players as a result of
a card action. In this case the card can be
occupied by a third piece.
Face-up spot cards
If you move your Hannah piece to a spot card which has already been
turned over, you still carry out the action shown on it.
The game is over as soon as the first player reaches the show stage.
The winner is the player whose Hannah piece has reached the show
stage first. Congratulations, you are a great pop star! Now nothing can
stop you giving a fantastic performance.
The individual actions
Cards with a violet background:
16 Hannah cards:
You are one step
closer to performing
on the big stage. You
may take one step
forward in the next
round.
3 Robby Stewart
cards:
Your father and mana-
ger gives you helpful
advice for your future.
Therefore, you may
secretly take a look at
any face-down spot
card so that you know
what awaits you there.
2 Jackson Stewart
cards:
Your brother backs
you up in a difficult
situation. This saves
you time. You may
skip a spot card row
and place your piece
on any spot card in
the next row but one.
4 Lilly and Oliver
cards:
Your best friends Lilly
and Oliver wish you
the best of luck for
your show. They are
close by. You are very
pleased and feel
encouraged.
Immediately turn over
another spot card and
carry out the action.
2 Guitar cards:
A guitar string is
broken! You have to
repair it – and this
takes time. Go back
to the spot card on
which the last player
stands. You do not
have to carry out the
action there.
1 Microphone card:
You have forgotten to
warm up. Immediately
make up for this and
go back to the very
last face-up Hannah
card. If there is no
face-up Hannah card,
you are lucky and
may remain where
you are.
4 Miley cards:
You have not yet
changed clothes for
your performance. So
you have to hurry.
Throw the “secret
star” coin. If it lands
on the Hannah side,
you have quickly
changed clothes and
may continue your
way to the stage next
round. If it lands on
the Miley side, you
dawdle and have to
go back to the spot
card where you stood
before your move-
ment.
.4 autograph cards:
You have to sign a
pile of autograph
cards. You like doing
it for your fans and
pass one turn.
Cards with a green background:
