1. A Halloween Afternoon at Dracula's Castle board game which comprises: a) a game board having a first outer pathway level, a second middle pathway level and a third inner pathway level, the first outer pathway level being in the form of a pentagon consisting of a plurality of contiguous delineated spaces, the second middle pathway level being in the form of a pentacle five pointed star consisting of a plurality of contiguous delineated spaces and the third inner pathway level being in the form of a diamond consisting of a plurality of contiguous delineated spaces and a Finish location; b) a plurality of playing pieces for use by players, wherein the playing pieces are positionable on the spaces; c) a plurality of player residences for use by the players; d) a plurality of trespass tokens for use by the players; e) chance determining means for indicating a number of spaces to be traversed by each the playing piece; f) a plurality of play money of different denominations for distribution on start thereof to each player; g) a plurality of spookology cards, each spookology card has a Halloween question and answer thereon, so that when one of the playing piece lands on a space indicating a pick of one spookology card the player of that playing piece will answer the Halloween question; and be rewarded as indicated within card instructions. h) a plurality of lucky/unlucky cards, each lucky/unlucky card have a lucky/unlucky situations thereon, so that when one the playing piece lands on the space indicating a pick of one lucky/unlucky card, the player of the playing piece will follow the instructions; and be rewarded or harmed as per card instructions. i) a plurality of item cards, wherein each of the item cards can be bought by each player with the play money or obtained through game cards; j) a plurality of player sound pieces, each having a light and a silhouette to replicate a spooky player and Halloween sounds; k) a bank tray to store remainder of the play money not distributed to the players, item cards, and possession cards therein, and l) A plurality of possession cards to show player ownership of individual locations.