Lap tickets
Back the piglet you think leads this lap. The first ticket pays the most, so waiting costs you.
A free game by BARKBRAIN
You don’t run. You still sweat every space.
Five boarlets race round a 16-space fairground, piling onto each other as they go. You don’t control any of them — you are a bettor. Call who leads and who comes last, and whoever ends with the most G coins wins.

Back the piglet you think leads this lap. The first ticket pays the most, so waiting costs you.
Draw a die from the pot and one piglet runs. You earn a coin at the end of the lap, but you may hand someone else the win.
Lay a trap on the track. A drum pushes a piglet on, mud drags it back, and you earn a coin every time one stops there.
Lay a secret card on the overall winner or the very last. Nobody sees it until the end, and the earlier you call it the more it pays.
A piglet that moves carries everyone riding on it. The one on top counts as ahead.
Shadow and Frost run the other way and drag any racer riding them along.
After 5 stirs the lap ends: right tickets pay, wrong ones cost a coin.

Yes, and you can play without an account: pick a name and create a room.
Two to eight — the biggest table of the Midgard games, made for parties and big groups.
No. G coins are points inside the game only. You cannot buy them or cash them out.
The game has a full how-to-play page, one tap from Midgard’s home page or from inside a room. Read the full rules ↗
Plays in the browser on computers and phones. Nothing to install, no sign-up.