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| {{image|more=yes|screenshots of other Hexes}}
| | [[File:HexArea.png|thumb|A Hex before being picked up at a [[Hex Area]]]] |
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| | '''Hexes''' are items that are introduced in the game ''[[Mario Party DS]]''. They work as traps. Hexes are essentially the counterparts to the [[Character Space]]s of ''[[Mario Party 7]]'', replacing the space they are thrown to with that of the character's head. Only the person who set the trap can see what type of hex is set; other players see it just as a character icon. |
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| '''Hexes''' are items introduced in ''[[Mario Party DS]]''. Hexes can be used to place traps on spaces before rolling the [[Dice Block]], in a similar vein to [[Character Space]]s from previous ''Mario Party'' titles. Hexes can be placed on any [[Blue Space]] or [[Red Space]] within five spaces ahead or behind the player. Only the Hex placer can see what type of hex is set; other players see a character emblem laid over the space. These items cannot be bought and must be obtained by passing through a [[Hex Area]], or stolen from opponents using a [[Snag Bag]]. Hexes are stored in the same inventory as normal items, so a maximum of three Hexes can be carried at a time. After a player lands on a Hex and undergoes its effect, it is erased. | |
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| When a player lands on their own Hex, most will grant the player five [[coin]]s and erase themselves. Alternatively, when a player lands on their own Star Block Hex or Coin Block Hex, they will still be able to collect stars and coins respectively.
| | These types of items are similar to most of the [[Orb|Capsules]] that came from ''[[Mario Party 5]]'' through ''[[Mario Party 7]]''. Hexes can be obtained by simply passing through a [[Hex Area]]; different types of Hexes may vary during gameplay. Players can carry three Hexes and normal items at a time. The players can use them to place traps on the board before the player hits the [[Dice Block]]. Hexes can be placed only on [[Blue Space|Blue]] and [[Red Space]]s during the game, and they can only be thrown within five spaces forwards or backwards from the player's current position. |
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| In ''[[Super Mario Party Jamboree]]'', there is a set of landmine-like items that function similarly to the Hexes.
| | When a player lands on their own Hex the player placed earlier, the player gains five [[Coin]]s instead of executing the trap itself, and then it disappears. In addition, when the player places a Hex on a previous player's Hex in the game board, the previous player's Hex is overlapped by the new Hex. |
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| ==List of Hexes==
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| |[[10-Coin Hex]]
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| |[[File:Hex-10.png]]
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| |''Place this Hex to collect 10 coins from the next rival that lands on it.''
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| |[[20-Coin Hex]]
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| |[[File:Hex-20.png]]
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| |''Place this Hex to collect 20 coins from the next rival that lands on it.''
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| |[[Coin Swap Hex]]
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| |[[File:Hex-Coin.png]]
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| |''When a rival lands on this Hex, the two of you will swap coins with each other.''
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| |[[1-Star Hex]]
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| |[[File:Hex-1S.png]]
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| |''Place this Hex to steal 1 Star from the next rival that lands on it.''
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| |[[2-Star Hex]]
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| |[[File:Hex-2S.png]]
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| |''Place this Hex to steal 2 Star from the next rival that lands on it.''
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| |[[Space Swap Hex]]
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| |[[File:Hex-Space.png]]
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| |''Swap places with the next rival that lands on this Hex.''
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| |Computer players never use this Hex, similar to how they never use [[Warp Dice Block]]s.
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| |[[Star Block (Mario Party DS)|Star Block]]
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| |[[File:Block-Star.png]]
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| |''The lucky player that lands on this Hex can hit a Dice Block numbered from 1 – 3 to receive up to 3 Stars.''
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| |A Star Block can also be found in a [[Hidden Block (Mario Party series)|Hidden Block]].
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| |[[Coin Block (Mario Party DS)|Coin Block]]
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| |[[File:Block-Coin.png]]
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| |''The player that lands on this Hex can hit a Coin Block as many times as possible within a set amount of time to receive coins.''
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| |A Coin Block can also be found in a Hidden Block, but here the player is always given ten seconds.
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| ==Gallery==
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| HexArea.png|[[Daisy]] heading towards a [[Hex Area]]
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| MPDS Hex 1 Star.png|[[Yoshi]] setting off a 1-Star Hex
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| MPDS Hex Star Block.png|[[Peach]] using a Star Block Hex
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| </gallery>
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| ==Trivia== | | ==Trivia== |
| *The name "Hex" refers to both its hexagonal design and its ability to "curse" spaces. | | *Hex is an abbreviation of the word hexagon, the shape of the items appearing the game. It is also a type of curse. They can be thought of as cursing the space the player throws it to. |
| *Setting off a purple Hex will cause it to grow large and flatten the victim, with exceptions to the 1-Star Hex and 2-Star Hex, which will fold vertically inward to squish them.
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| {{MPDS}} | | {{MPDS}} |
| [[Category:Hexes|*]] | | [[Category:Hexes|*]] |
| [[Category:Mario Party DS spaces]]
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