About this item
Dimensions: L-24 x W-24 x H-1.5 Inches
Weight: 5lb
Colors: Black and White
Players: 2

Immerse yourself in Earthly Wonders, Landscapes, Entertainment and Fun! Easy to learn, play and win. Super fun, amazing design, and a ton of game modes to make your game-play more challenging or an easy run home! Your senses and interaction with family and friends on this multi-player board game will draw you in for many game nights.

Professionally made Jamaican edition of the famous Ludo or Parcheesi. The game originated in India, and made its way around the world in modified form. Each culture modified the game into a more fun past time for family and friends. What other names do we call this game? ludi board jamaican,jamaican ludo,ludi board,jamaican ludo board game for adults,jamaica dice game,ludy board,adult ludo board game,ludi jamaican board game,jamaican ludo game,ludy board game,jamaican ludo,loody board,ludo ludi,jamaican ludo board,jamaican ludi board,ludo board game jamaican,ludo board game for adults,jamaican ludo board game,ludo board game,ludo game,ludi board jamaican,ludie board game jamaican,loodie board game,ludu board game,loodie board game jamaica

This unique game features beautifully designed game pieces, two dice, a manual and carrying bag. The board’s backdrop is adorned with biblical imagery, creating an immersive and inspiring atmosphere for players.

What’s the goal? Two to four players take turns rolling a pair of dice and moving their pieces around the board. The goal is to be the first player to move all four pieces from the starting area to the home base, while also blocking opponents’ pieces from doing the same. Along the way, players are challenged to race to the finish while defending their position on the board.

What sets the Jamaican Ludo Christianity Edition apart from other board games is its incorporation of Christian values into the gameplay. The starting places and home spots on the board represent virtues such as love, faith, strength and forgiveness.

The Jamaican Ludo Christianity Edition is not only a fun game to play but also a valuable tool for teaching and reinforcing Christian values. It is perfect for families, church groups, or anyone looking for a fun and meaningful way to spend time together. So why not bring some irie vibes to your game night with the Jamaican Ludo Christianity Edition?

Now with the Valentine’s Themed Edition, you can now play against loved ones in a race to the finish!

About this item
Dimensions: L-24 x W-24 x H-1.5 Inches
Weight: 5lb
Colors: Primary Colors
Players: 2-5

PERFECT FOR  FAMILY, OUTDOOR EVENTS, GROUPS & PARTIES – Teens and adult board game fans love this super fun challenge. Couples looking to escape boring date nights are amazed with the interaction and excitement that develops when you play a familiar but more difficult game. It’s also the perfect game to break out on your next dinner party or family get together. Treat yourself, your partner, your friends or your family to a game experience you can only get with Snakes, Magic & Ladders!
Easy enough for children to learn with supervision, challenging for adults! You’re at the mercy of the throw of the dice! Classic look, modern feel, exciting gameplay!
Durable construction! There are no folding parts, which means less wear and tear from constant use! Waterproof glossy design so you be worry free about spills and messes close to your game board!
Race to the finish as you dodge dangers along your way!
Comes complete with dice, manual and game pieces!

Picture yourself gathered around this tempting game board, where each spot showcases a different Jamaican culinary delight. From the rich and flavorful Oxtail to the mouthwatering fish dinner, every image is a tribute to the island’s gastronomic wonders. It’s a game that indulges your senses and satisfies your appetite for fun!

As you roll the dice and make your moves, you’ll be transported to a world of flavors and aromas. The Jamaican Ludo Food Edition is more than just a game; it’s a celebration of the vibrant culinary culture that Jamaica is renowned for. Let the images of ackee and saltfish, and curry chicken inspire you to try new recipes and explore the deliciousness of Jamaican cuisine.

Gather your food-loving friends and family for a delightful game night where competition and camaraderie come together in perfect harmony. The Jamaican Ludo Food Edition is the ultimate recipe for laughter, friendly banter, and unforgettable moments shared over a virtual feast.

Whether you’re a seasoned cook or a food enthusiast, this game is a feast for the eyes and a delight for the soul. It’s a fantastic addition to your kitchen, dining room, or any gathering space where you want to infuse some Jamaican spice into your entertainment.

The Jamaican Ludo Food Edition is not just a game; it’s a culinary adventure that unites players through a shared love for great food and great times. So, roll the dice, move your playing pieces, and embark on a gastronomic journey that will leave you hungry for more!

Tantalize your taste buds, indulge in friendly competition, and experience the joy of combining your passion for food with the excitement of playing Ludo. The Jamaican Ludo Food Edition is the perfect recipe for a fun-filled game night that will have everyone coming back for seconds! Get your forks and dice ready; it’s time to dig in and roll your way to victory!

About this item

This may surprise many to know that National Heroes are not a very common thing. An individual must display an immense amount of character and selflessness to be considered a hero. These heroes are sometimes even more important than political counterparts and even more loved by their people for generations to come. Jamaica is one such country, a small island that has produced so many great men and women, it is often faced with extreme racism and drawbacks, because if the island’s continuing world renown talent. Though only a few pictured on this board, (with the exception of Michael Manley), Jamaica has ha total of Seven National Heroes.

Let’s Play! What’s Included?

Yes, it’s time to play and you’ll be delighted to know that everything needed to get started is already included in the box. A total of 16x game pieces (4x for each player/corner), 2x Dice, 1x Manual, 1x Carrying Bag and the 24in x 24in Game Board.

In less than a minute, you can start your first game on your new board. If you’re a beginner, the manual should take 2-5 minutes to review and you can begin your first game. Gather round and throw the dice. Be sure to set the rules of the game before you begin. Once you start, new rules cannot be added or removed!

Everyone can enjoy Jamaican Ludo!

Kids, Teens and Adults are sure to have unlimited fun

That’s right! Everyone in your home can enjoy and share unique memories with Jamaican Ludo board games. Kids as small as 3+ quickly learn the game mechanics and excited to join in on the fun. The game can also be used as a learning tool in many aspects of life. It can show the difficulties faced along one’s life path, teach religious stories, or simply strategic game play.

Early Life
Born on February 6, 1945, in St. Ann Parish, Jamaica, Marley helped introduce reggae music to the world and remains one of the genre’s most beloved artists to this day. The son of a Black teenage mother and much older, later absent white father, he spent his early years in St. Ann Parish, in the rural village known as Nine Miles.

One of his childhood friends in St. Ann was Neville “Bunny” O’Riley Livingston. Attending the same school, the two shared a love of music. Bunny inspired Marley to learn to play the guitar. Later Livingston’s father and Marley’s mother became involved, and they all lived together for a time in Kingston, according to Christopher John Farley’s Before the Legend: The Rise of Bob Marley.

Legacy
Marley achieved several great accomplishments during his lifetime, including serving as a world ambassador for reggae music, earning induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1994, and selling more than 20 million records—making him the first international superstar to emerge from the so-called Third World.

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Reggae singer Beres Hammond grew up listening to his father’s Otis Redding, Sam Cooke, and Marvin Gaye records, while also immersing himself in Jamaican ska and rocksteady.

∙ In 1975, Hammond joined the band Zap Pow and sang lead on their Jamaican hit “System.”
∙ While a member of Zap Pow, he also pursued a solo career, scoring his first big hit with 1976’s “One Step Ahead.”
∙ Hammond used his self-titled 1986 album to pivot from roots reggae to dancehall, and he had a pair of No. 1 Jamaican hits with “Groovy Little Thing” and “What One Dance Can Do.”
∙ “Tempted to Touch” was the best-selling Jamaican single of 1990, even though Hammond wrote its lyrics on deadline in only a half-hour.
∙ In 2013, Hammond was awarded the Order of Jamaica, the country’s equivalent of a knighthood.

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Sizzla was born in Kingston, Jamaica, to devout Rastafarian parents. Like them, Sizzla subscribes to the Bobo Ashanti branch of the Rastafari movement. He was raised in August Town, Kingston, Jamaica where he studied mechanical engineering at Dunoon High School.

Career
Sizzla began to develop his own style whilst serving his musical apprenticeship with the Caveman Hi-Fi sound system. He has used his music as a vehicle for his message, kickstarting his recording career in 1995 with a release through the Zagalou label, he then teamed up with “Bobby Digital” Dixon for a series of singles. Extensive touring with fellow Xterminator label mate roots and culture artist Luciano followed, earning Sizzla notoriety .

Judgement Yard
Judgement Yard was established as a community centre in August Town, an eastern suburb of Kingston, Jamaica, by Sizzla Kalonji. Although Judgement Yard is an organisation of sorts, it is also a geographic location at 41 August Town Road, which is where Sizzla maintains one of his residences. Judgement Yard is also the home of Kalonji’s state of the art studio, as well as his record label, Kalonji Records. As the owner and founder of the Yard, Kalonji is responsible for many youths in the community of August Town, as well as youths who come from other areas to seek assistance and guidance in life as well as music. He is an influence to many. Many of these same youths who are members of Judgement Yard fraternity are musicians or have some direct affiliation with the music through production works, artiste works, etc. Sizzla has recorded songs with the prominent artists in Judgement Yard, Joseph Shepherd, Bobo David and G-Mac.

Zimbabwe
In February 2010, Sizzla travelled to Zimbabwe to perform at the 86th birthday celebration of former Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe. There was a near-riot during his performance, including beatings of crowd members by police, causing Sizzla to temporarily halt his performance and ask the police to cease the beatings.

Later that year, Sizzla was “rewarded” with a farm in the country, with the artist stating he was “here to stay” in Zimbabwe. He also voiced plans to begin an agro-business and build a recording studio in the country. The moves were not without controversy, particularly among Mugabe detractors who insisted he not perform for the President. Sizzla refused to condemn Mugabe post-performance, while insisting the land he received was not a reward from the Zimbabwean government, but given to him by the local people in appreciation for his performance. He also stated plans to eventually make Zimbabwe his permanent home.

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Mark Anthony Myrie (born 15 July 1973), professionally known by his stage name Buju Banton, is a Jamaican reggae dancehall recording artist. He is widely considered one of the most significant and well-regarded artists in Jamaican music. Banton has collaborated with many international artists, including those in the hip hop, Latin and punk rock genres, as well as the sons of Bob Marley.

Banton released a number of dancehall singles as early as 1987 but came to prominence in 1992 with two albums, Stamina Daddy and Mr. Mention, the latter becoming the best-selling album in Jamaican history upon its release. That year he also broke the record for No. 1 singles in Jamaica, previously held by Bob Marley and the Wailers. He signed with the major label Mercury Records and released Voice of Jamaica in 1993. By the mid-1990s, Banton’s music became more influenced by his Rastafari faith, as heard on the seminal albums ‘Til Shiloh and Inna Heights.

Early career
As a youngster, Buju would often watch his favourite artists perform at outdoor shows and local dancehalls in Denham Town. At the age of 12, he picked up the microphone for himself and began toasting under the moniker of Gargamel, working with the Sweet Love and Rambo Mango sound systems. In 1986, he was introduced to producer Robert Ffrench by fellow deejay Clement Irie, and his first single, “The Ruler” was released not long afterward in 1987. This led to recording sessions with producers such as Patrick Roberts, Bunny Lee, Winston Riley, and Digital B.

1990s
In 1991, Buju joined Donovan Germain’s Penthouse Records label and began a fruitful partnership with producer Dave Kelly who later launched his own Madhouse Records label. Buju is one of the most popular musicians in Jamaican history, having major chart success in 1992, with “Bogle” and “Love me Browning”, both massive hits in Jamaica. Controversy erupted over “Love Me Browning” which spoke of Banton’s penchant for lighter-skinned black women: “Mi love my car mi love my bike mi love mi money and ting, but most of all mi love mi browning.” Some accused Banton of denigrating the beauty of darker-skinned black women. In response, he released “Love Black Woman,” which spoke of his love for dark-skinned beauties: “Mi nuh Stop cry, fi all black women, respect all the girls dem with dark complexion”. 1992 was an explosive year for Buju as he broke Bob Marley’s record for the greatest number of #1 singles in a year. Buju’s gruff voice dominated the Jamaican airwaves for the duration of the year. Banton’s debut album, Mr. Mention, includes many of his greatest hits from that year including “Bonafide Love” featuring Wayne Wonder, the singer who first brought Buju out as a guest star on the annual Jamaican stage show Sting. 1992 also saw the unsanctioned re-release of “Boom Bye Bye,” a controversial song recorded several years earlier when the artist was 15 years old, which resulted in a backlash that threatened to destroy his career. several years later, the song would later become the subject of outrage in the United States and Europe, leading to Banton being dropped from the line-up of the WOMAD festival as well as numerous other scheduled performances. Banton subsequently issued a public apology.

2000s

Buju Banton performing in 2007.
Buju signed with Anti- Records, a subsidiary of Brett Gurewitz’s Epitaph Records, and released Unchained Spirit in 2000. The album showcased diverse musical styles, and featured guest appearances by Luciano, Morgan Heritage, Stephen Marley, and Rancid. It carried little of the roots feel heard on Til Shiloh and virtually none of the hardcore dancehall sound which had brought him to public acclaim early in his career.

Several singles followed in the start of the new decade, which was perceived as more mellow and introspective, as opposed to the dancehall approach of his early career. In March 2003, Banton released Friends for Life, which featured more sharply political songs, including “Mr. Nine”, an anti-gun song that was a hit in Jamaica’s dancehalls as well as internationally. The album focused on political messages regarding the African diaspora, featuring excerpts from a speech made by Marcus Garvey. “Paid Not Played”, also featured on the album, displayed a gradual return to the themes more popular in dancehall. The album also featured some hip hop influence with the inclusion of rapper Fat Joe.

2010s
On 13 February 2011, one day before the scheduled start of his second court trial in Tampa, Florida, Buju Banton’s Before the Dawn album was announced as the winner of Best Reggae Album at the 53rd Annual Grammy Awards.

Upon his release from prison in the United States in December 2018, Banton started The Long Walk To Freedom tour and performed his first concert at National Stadium in Kingston, Jamaica in March 2019, the concert attracted over 30.000 people. During his tour, he continued putting out new music and new singles including Bagga Mouth, False Pretense, and Country for Sale.

In May 2019, Banton released Country For Sale, the song topped the iTunes Reggae Chart within minutes after the announcement of its release. The song was recorded at the Gargamel Music Studio, Donovan Germain’s own recording studio in the Corporate Area. On 12 November of the same year, he released his first official music video entitled “Trust”. The video marked the first anniversary of Banton’s release from prison and was produced in collaboration with Dave Kelly and directed by Kieran Khan. The track peaked at number 1 on the Billboard Reggae Digital Song Sales chart.

Banton announced his partnership with Jay-Z’s Roc Nation in November of that year, becoming the second Jamaican reggae artist be represented by the agency, which coincided with the release of his music video Steppa. He also announced that Island Records will be the distributor of the collaboration’s new music.

2020s
In January 2020, Buju was featured on the Bad Boys for Life (soundtrack) which was produced by DJ Khaled. His song titled “Murda She Wrote” was a nod to a 1992 dancehall classic called “Murder She Wrote” by Jamaican reggae duo Chaka Demus & Pliers.

On 29 February 2020, Buju produced the Steppaz Riddim under this own Gargamel Music label. The riddim, released under Roc Nation, featured 11 tracks and included contributions from Vershon, Delly Ranx, Agent Sasco, Bling Dawg and General B.

Banton released his 13th studio album and his first in a decade, Upside Down 2020 on 26 June 2020. The album includes guest appearances from John Legend, Pharrell, Stefflon Don and Stephen Marley.

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Each culture modified the game into a more fun past time for family and friends. In Jamaica, the flavor of this game is even more fun and addicting. Larger game board and playing space allowing for unlimited variations. Various modes of play, from strategy to just pure fun! Different modes of game-play listed in the accompanying manual. Very easy game to play and enjoy.