# Double Crumble

### Special condition

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* Players use <mark style="color:yellow;">**two**</mark> classic 6-sided <mark style="color:yellow;">**dice**</mark>.
* <mark style="color:yellow;">**Single players**</mark> are <mark style="color:yellow;">**required**</mark>.
* <mark style="color:yellow;">**Teams**</mark> are <mark style="color:yellow;">**possible**</mark> but <mark style="color:yellow;">**not required**</mark>.
* In the refrigerator should be a sweetness that can be divided into at least <mark style="color:yellow;">**two pieces**</mark>.

### Overview

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<mark style="color:yellow;">**Double Crumble**</mark> is the main game option that allows both teams and single players to participate using two classic 6-sided dice. The players should roll a specific combination of numbers chosen by the [Sweet Tooth](/sweet-luck/rules/sweet-tooth.md). Once this is achieved, the task is considered completed.

Once the daily task goal is achieved, a <mark style="color:yellow;">**single player**</mark> can take only <mark style="color:yellow;">**one piece**</mark> of the sweetness, but <mark style="color:yellow;">**teams**</mark> can take <mark style="color:yellow;">**all the pieces**</mark> at their discretion.

### Examples

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1. The goal is to roll the numbers <mark style="color:yellow;">**2**</mark> and <mark style="color:yellow;">**5**</mark> (order doesn't matter). Have a nice day!
2. The goal is to roll the numbers <mark style="color:yellow;">**4**</mark> and <mark style="color:yellow;">**1**</mark> (order matters). Have a good mood, dude!


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