1954
Pied Piper Storyland
2–6 players · 50 min · 8+
Pied Piper Storyland is a roll and move children's game made in Australia by G.N. Raymond in Melbourne during the 1950's.
The game board consists of a concentric path beginning at the Gates of Storyland where they place a wooden token. Players roll the dice and begin their inward spiral journey through Storyland where they become accustom to the 50 Nursery Rhyme and Fairy-tale characters encountered. Players must obey the directions when landing on a Nursery Rhyme character and there are detours on the path that must be followed. First player to reach home in the center of the board is greeted by "Old King Cole" and declared the winner.
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