FOLLIES is an exciting game of skill for young and old, for one or more players. Eighteen different sized wooden wedges with grooved surfaces have to be stacked on top of each other. The goal: to push the limits of balance. And: not to bring the tower to collapse. Two players take turns trying to place their stones in such a way that it is as difficult as possible for the opponent to place another stone. The winner is the last player to place a piece without bringing down the tower. What does "follies" mean? The term "follies" refers to sculptural tower buildings that were widespread in English parks of the 18th century. These structures had no function, but only pleased the viewer.