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LatrunculiThe rules to this ancient Roman game are unknown. The rules used in the Peg Pastimes version were devised by Wladyslaw Kowalski, ca. 2006. Each player has a set of 5 pegs of a given color, and one of a similar color which is called the "dux." When a player immobilizes the enemy's dux, they win the game, even if some of the surrounding pegs the dux's own men. Pegs are moved any unblocked distance orthogonally, like a chess rook, and a peg is captured

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Three Men's Morris

and rules for the game

Hours of travel fun for the entire family

The losers are interred in the graveyard while the winners survive to fight another skirmish as the cards cycle through your hand

this one can also use multiplication

turn-by-turn

The game begins with each player's 12 pieces off the board

one side will triumph

It's very similar to the Royal Game of Ur