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Board Game Nine Men Morris S for 2 Players 8+ Years Old 1572612853 Paradise Waterfalls Code: 1572612853

Strategy board game for 2 players.

Each player starts with 9 pieces and the game is played in two stages. First, players take turns placing their pieces on any of the 24 corners, trying to form a...

Strategy board game for 2 players.

Each player starts with 9 pieces and the game is played in two stages. First, players take turns placing their pieces on any of the 24 corners, trying to form a "tris" (three pieces in a row). After all pieces have been placed, each player takes turns moving their pieces in order to form a "tris", or if that is not...

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  • Age Age 8 +
  • Players 2
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Description

Description

Strategy board game for 2 players.

Each player starts with 9 pieces and the game is played in two stages. First, players take turns placing their pieces on any of the 24 corners, trying to form a "tris" (three pieces in a row). After all pieces have been placed, each player takes turns moving their pieces in order to form a "tris", or if that is not possible, to set one up while also blocking their opponent from making one.

The pieces move along the lines (vertically and horizontally, not diagonally). Whoever forms a "tris" takes one piece from their opponent, making sure it is not part of an already formed "tris". The winner is the one who leaves their opponent with fewer than three pieces or blocks them so that they cannot move.

Nine Men's Morris is one of the oldest games in the world. A board for such a game was found in the ruins of Troy. From Greece, through trading journeys, the game spread to Western Europe.

With instructions in Greek and English.

PLAYERS: 2

AGES: From 8 to 108 years old.

Includes 18 wooden pieces on a wooden board-case.

Size: 11.2 x 11.2 cm and height 3.5 cm.

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Specifications

Specifications

Product Number
1572612853

Category

Audience
Couples
Type
Strategy

Product Details

Beloved Series
-
Travel-Size
Yes
Players
2
Age
8 +
Games similar to...
-

Information

Language
Greek
Language Independent
Yes

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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Strategy board game for 2 players.

Each player starts with 9 pieces and the game is played in two stages. First, players take turns placing their pieces on any of the 24 corners, trying to form a "tris" (three pieces in a row). After all pieces have been placed, each player takes turns moving their pieces in order to form a "tris", or if that is not possible, to set one up while also blocking their opponent from making one.

The pieces move along the lines (vertically and horizontally, not diagonally). Whoever forms a "tris" takes one piece from their opponent, making sure it is not part of an already formed "tris". The winner is the one who leaves their opponent with fewer than three pieces or blocks them so that they cannot move.

Nine Men's Morris is one of the oldest games in the world. A board for such a game was found in the ruins of Troy. From Greece, through trading journeys, the game spread to Western Europe.

With instructions in Greek and English.

PLAYERS: 2

AGES: From 8 to 108 years old.

Includes 18 wooden pieces on a wooden board-case.

Size: 11.2 x 11.2 cm and height 3.5 cm.

Manufacturer

Product Number
1572612853

Category

Audience
Couples
Type
Strategy

Product Details

Beloved Series
-
Travel-Size
Yes
Players
2
Age
8 +
Games similar to...
-

Information

Language
Greek
Language Independent
Yes

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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