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Summary. Carnarvon and Carter rules with a D6. Description. Sis-sided die with Carnarvon and Carter's rules. Rules. Five pieces per player. One six-sided die. The goal is to reach hole thirty with all five of the player's pieces. Each player has either the left or the right track.
Description. Akidada is a simple game of alignment played by Yoruba people in what is now Ghana. Rules. 3x3 intersecting lines. Three sticks per player, the sticks angled toward the player to indicate ownership. Players alternate turns placing sticks on the board. Once all of the sticks are placed, players alternate turns moving a stick to any ...
The game is a race to connect one's pieces into the fewest possible groups, and as large gaps are impossible, it results in an abrobad visual effect. It may be played on any size hexagonal "limping" board grid. You try to both reduce the number of your own groups as much as possible, and also to block your opponent's ability to reduce his ...
Description. 20 Squares appears for the first time at the beginning of the second millennium BCE. It seems to be derived originally from the the Royal Game of Ur, becoming particularly popular in Iran, the Levant, Egypt, and Cyprus in addition to Mesopotamia during the Late Bronze Age (1700–1050 BCE), and continued being played in Mesopotamia ...
Description. Dam is a game with leaping captures that was played at least since the early twentieth century in Sri Lanka. It is closely related to Draughts games known throughout the world. Rules. 12x12 checkered board. Thirty pieces per player, placed on the white spaces in the first five ranks on each player's side.
Takuzu, also known as Binairo, is a logic puzzle involving placement of two symbols, often 1s and 0s, on a rectangular grid. Rules. Each box should contain a zero or a one. No more than two similar numbers next to or below each other are allowed. Each row and each column should contain an equal number of zeros and ones.
Description. Double-'0' Y ('00'-Y / 'Double Agent Y') is based on 'Defector Y' but causes sequential cascading flips after piece placement. This is applied to every piece that is surrounded by an excess of its own kind, -- not just the flipping of opponents into friends. Since the flips cascade, they are resolved immediately and unlike Defector ...
