Game over
- The table builds one word together, a letter per turn, then submits it to score.
- The 21 consonants are dealt out: each is in one player's hand, and only they can play it (your white keys). Vowels belong to everybody.
- No letter twice in a word: PLANK, not PAPER.
- On your turn, do one thing: add a letter, pass (the table shares two passes per player), or submit the word (2+ letters).
- A real word scores 1 per consonant, and you start the next word. A word the dictionary doesn't know stays on the table. Keep building until it is one.
- Words of 5+ letters also score each vowel, once per game per vowel.
- Use every consonant for the perfect 26.