This document describes the rules for a two-player math and strategy game called Math Tank. Players take turns choosing a math question from cards and attempting to hit the other player's tanks if answered correctly, with the aim of being the last player with at least one remaining tank to win.

1. This game is two players only. To choose who goes first, choose a card from the deck. The first person to answer the question correctly gets the first turn. If both players fail to answer the question accurately, another card must be chosen. Everyone plots their tanks on the board. You are allowed eight tanks. The player whose turn it is chooses a math question from the deck of cards. If they answer correctly, they can attempt to hit an adversary’s tank, while if you answer incorrectly, your turn ends without trying to hit an opponent’s tank, and the next person attempts to answer the question you failed to answer. With the two grids, one for each player to mark their opponent’s position, you can mark an X for a hit, and mark an O for a miss. One shot demolishes an opponent’s tank. The last person with at least one tank standing wins Math Tank All men are brothers, like the seas throughout the world; So why do winds and waves clash so fiercely everywhere? -Emperor Hirohito