Rules Land

Rules Land
Appears in	Mario Party 2
Difficulty	N/A
Availability	Tutorial Only
Description	"Learn the rules of Mario Party 2. This is a good first stop!"
Music sample

“Welcome, one and all!!! This is Rules Land! This is a special land which explains the rules of Mario Party 2! So, I'd like to get started by explaining the rules in their proper order.”

—Toad, Mario Party 2

Rules Land is a special board in Mario Party 2 that serves as a tutorial, as its name implies. It takes place in the sky on a ring-shaped cloud. The cloud has a rainbow bridge over its diameter, which is used to demonstrate choosing a direction when a player reaches such a path. It is the only map not to feature the Battle Goomba's barracks. The Koopa Bank and Item Shop are featured as hot air balloons. When selecting the board, it will skip through the pipe section and automatically chooses Mario, Peach, Luigi, and Wario. The game is scripted, so every character rolls a predetermined number. This is so Toad, the host, can explain the functions of each space and the possible types of minigames in which the players will participate when the turn is over. Right before the end of the tutorial, he explains bonus stars. He also explains the Bowser Bomb's effect on Baby Bowser without mentioning the item's name. Only the explanations for blue, red, Hidden Block, and star spaces are accompanied with their respective events. Minigames (including those from minigame spaces), Chance Time, Battle, Bowser, the Item Shop, the Koopa Bank, and Boo are all explained but not demonstrated, perhaps to save the viewer time.

Gallery

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  The introduction's background

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  The board without spaces

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  Rules Land teaching about the Hidden Block

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Italian	Regolandia[?]	Ruleland
Spanish	Mundo de las Reglas[?]	Rules World

Notes

Three Whomps playing on Rules Land

• In the background of Creepy Cavern, a board in Mario Party 3, there are three Whomps playing a board game on a map that strongly resembles Rules Land, complete with colored stones corresponding to the contemporary port colors for human characters; the board is also decorated with a stalagmite.