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Pawns and knights capture opposing pieces and take possession of the crown.
It has a tight little board, it has traditional mechanisms, and it just works.
Players are eliminated after a series of conflicts resolved by dice. Will allies stand together?
Stand by for a more appropriate photograph.
This is the classic roll a die and move your piece down a path.
Positions have challenges on them.
Fun for the family.
A sport/playground game involving tag.
Rugged little flicking game. Good for Christmas morning, lockdown, or a sleepover.
Place your dice. Get points by making rows or columns of exactly twelve.
Pieces move in a zigzag pattern and capture opponents by
surrounding on two opposite sides. The objective is to get to the centre
position from behind.
Fanorona is the national game of Madagascar.
From Lapland. Pieces can only capture pieces of the same rank or lower.
Rimau is a hunt game from Malaysia where the men try to immobilise
the tiger while the tiger can kill by jumping over an odd number
of men.
Cows and Leopards is a hunt game from Sri Lanka where the cows try to immobilise
the tiger while the leopards can kill by jumping.
A jazzy checkers type game from West Africa.
You should play this.
From Hawaii.Players only move by capturing opponents' pieces by jumping over
them. The last player to do so wins.
A 3-in-a-row game played by the Keres people of New Mexico.
