l33t speak scrabble tiles

Jason Tucker

Dec 1, 2005 — 1 min read

What are L33T Tiles?
L33T Tiles are a replacement tile set for Scrabble® and other word games, based on internet slang known as leetspeak. The letter distribution has been modified and extensively tested for optimal play using leet words in the add-on dictionary.

Each set of L33T Tiles comes with 103 tiles, a satin pouch and a manual with additional rules for gameplay. The tiles are colored to emulate a classic terminal window, and the manual is printed on a genuine IBM punch card.

Thats a pretty crazy concept. I never thought anyone in a million years would make an addon to Scrabble! Let alone use a language I used back in the BBS days. /<r4d!

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