A friend of mine taught me some basic rules on how to play the board game Ludo. Ludo is a board game for two to four players, in which the players race their four tokens from start to finish according to dice rolls (Wikipedia).

First, you have to roll a die. You move your token forward 1 to 6 squares as indicated by the die. Let us assume you are using a blue-colored token. You roll your dice and you move your blue-colored piece forward according to the number indicated by the dice. Let say, you throw a 5. This means that you will move your blue-colored token 5 squares. Once the token lands on a square, the following rules might apply.

If your piece stops on a square containing an opponent's piece, the opponent's piece is capture and returns to its home base.

If your piece stops on a blue square, you are allowed to move your piece directly to the next blue-colored square.

If your piece stops on a blue square that contains an opponent's piece, you will move your piece to the next blue-colored square and that opponent's piece will remain where it is.

When you throw a 6, you will move your token 6 places. Once your token lands on a square, the same three rules above still applies. After you have moved 6 places, you are granted another turn as a bonus

Question: Prepare a final limited entry decision table and decision tree for the game Ludo.

This is for knowledge management strategies subject, I need the answer for decision table and decision tree

For an example can be followed like:

CUSTOMER If the customer is a new customer, offer 20% discount on next order If the customer is a repeat customer, offer free shipping RISK LEVEL OF GOODS If the risk level of goods is high, then: If the customer is a new customer, check their credit record If the customer is a repeat customer, then: If the past orders total > 500, no further action Otherwise check their credit record My Decision Table Conditions R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 R7 R8 Y Y Y Y N N N N Customer Status (Y - New Customer, N- Repeated Customer ) Risk Level (Y - High, N-Low) Past Order (Y > 500, N 500 Check credit record No action needed Check credit record