No one is born skilled. Every skill must be learned and developed — whether building or demolishing a tower. To help understand the risks of tower demolition, the furry inhabitants of Padise forests invented a simple game — Tornilammutajad.
Players collectively stack blocks into a tower, placing 3 blocks side by side, then 3 blocks crosswise on top, and so on until blocks run out.
The youngest player or the one who built the tower starts. From the wooden tower, players take turns removing blocks with only one hand, without knocking over the tower. Blocks can be removed from any floor except the second-to-last (the floor below the one being built). Removed blocks must be placed neatly on the top floor.
To find movable blocks, players may gently nudge various blocks. Before removing the chosen block, all previously touched blocks must be returned to their original position (the tower must remain stable). The turn ends when the next player touches the tower or 10 seconds pass since the last touch.
The game ends when the tower collapses. The winner is the player who last successfully removed a block and placed it on the top floor.