Board game device

Claim 2

A three dimensional, multiplanar board game device for which the game object is to place a plurality of game markers on the device in a straight line in any dimension, comprising: (a) a plurality of transparent boards each with a configured aperture therethrough and a square grid of marker seats, the number of the seats per each board equaling the number of the boards to the power of two; (c) a support shaft configured in cross section as to nonrotatably pass through the configured aperture of each board to nonrotatably align the boards and the grids in vertical arrangement with respect to each other, and (d) spacer means to support the boards on the shaft in spaced relation adequate to permit hand insertion between the boards.

Claim 3

The board game of claim 1, wherein the plurality of boards are four in number.

Claim 4

The board game of claim 1, where the boards are made of clear plastic.

Claim 5

The board game of claim 1, wherein the marker seats are round apertures through the boards having a diameter less than the diameter of the markers which are spherical.

Claim 6

The board game of claim 1, wherein the configured aperture and the shaft are square in shape.

Claim 7

The board game of claim 1, wherein the spacer means comprises hollow cylinders that will slide over the shaft but will not pass through the configured apertures of the board as to vertically align and space the boards apart.

Claim 8

The board game of claim 1, wherein the shaft has a threaded top end and a top handle adapted to be threadable onto the shaft to secure the device once assembled.

Claim 9

The board game of claim 1, wherein the shaft is made of metal

Claim 10

The board game of claim 1, wherein the shaft is made from a polyamide resin.

Claim 11

The board game of claim 1, where in the boards are made from a polyacrylate resin.

Claim 12

A three dimensional, multiplanar board game device for which the game object is to place a plurality of game markers on the device in a straight line in any dimension, comprising (a) a plurality of transparent boards each with a configured aperture therethrough and a square grid of marker seats, the number of the seats per each board equalling the number of the boards to the power of two; (b) a support shaft configured in a cross section as to nonrotatably pass through the configured aperture of each board to nonrotatably align the boards and the grids in vertical arrangement with respect to each other; and (c) hollow cylinders that will slide over the shaft but will not pass through the configured apertures of the boards as to vertically align and space the boards apart adequate to permit hand insertion between the boards.

Claim 13

A three dimensional, multiplanar board game device for which the game object is to place a plurality of game markers on the device in a straight line in any dimension, comprising (a) a plurality of transparent boards each with a configured aperture therethrough and a square grid of marker seats, the number of the seats per each board equalling the number of the boards to the power of two; (b) a support shaft configured in a cross section as to nonrotatably pass through the configured aperture of each board to nonrotatably align the boards and the grids in vertical arrangement with respect to each other; and (c) hollow cylinders that will slide over the shaft but will not pass through the configured apertures of the boards as to vertically align and space the boards apart adequate to permit hand insertion between the boards.

Claim 14

The board game of claim 11, wherein the shaft is made of metal.

Claim 15

The board game of claim 11, wherein the shaft is made from a polyamide resin.

Claim 16

The board game of claim 11, wherein the boards are made from a polyacrylate resin.

Claim 17

The board game of claim 11, wherein the plurality of boards are four in number.

Claim 18

The board game of claim 11, wherein the boards are made of clear plastic.

Claim 19

The board game of claim 11, wherein the marker seats are round apertures through the boards having a diameter less than the diameter of the markers which are spherical.

Claim 20

The board game of claim 11, wherein the configured apertures and the shaft are square in shape.

Claim 21

A three dimensional, multiplanar, board game device for which the game object is to place one or more sets of four spherical game markers on the device in a straight line in any dimension comprising: (a) four transparent and clear plastic boards each with a configured aperture therethrough and a square grid of sixteen apertures in each board of a diameter less than the diameter of the spherical markers as to function as marker seats; (b) a support shaft configured in cross section as to nonrotatably pass through the configured aperture of each board to nonrotatably align the boards and the grids in vertical arrangement with respect to each other having a threaded top end and a bottom head end; (c) hollow cylindrical spacer means that will slide over the shaft between boards that will not pass through the configured apertures as to vertically align and space the boards adequate to permit hand insert between the boards; and (d) a top handle adapted to thread onto the top end of the shaft to secure the device once assembled and permit lifting and transporting of the device by the handle.

Claim 22

A three dimensional, multiplanar, board game device for which the game object is to place one or more sets of four spherical game markers on the device in a straight line in any dimension comprising: (a) four transparent and clear plastic boards each with a configured aperture therethrough and a square grid of sixteen apertures in each board of a diameter less than the diameter of the spherical markers as to function as marker seats; (b) a support shaft configured in cross section as to nonrotatably pass through the configured aperture of each board to nonrotatably align the boards and the grids in vertical arrangement with respect to each other having a threaded top end and a bottom head end; (c) hollow cylindrical spacer means that will slide over the shaft between boards that will not pass through the configured apertures as to vertically align and space the boards adequate to permit hand insert between the boards; and (d) a top handle adapted to thread onto the top end of the shaft to secure the device once assembled and permit lifting and transporting of the device by the handle.