Detailed Game Information
One may move stacks of pieces as many spaces as pieces in the stack. Once stacks become higher than 5 pieces, the bottom-most pieces are captured. The last person able to move a stack wins.
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kaelistus |
2 |
I wish the "switch pieces" rule was in effect to stop the mirroring tactic, but the game is still great.
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MagicJohn |
2 |
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nih |
2 |
I like how such simple game rules give rise to deep strategy and tactics.
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nycavri |
2 |
Great design. Slightly drawn out endgame.
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Zugzwang |
2 |
I fall in love very easily. Ooops, I did it again. :-)
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anirtak |
1 |
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bananowymafin |
1 |
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Cerulean |
1 |
Underrated abstract game from Sid Sackson. Still has plenty to teach me.
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goulo |
1 |
A fine DVONN-esque game and a bit of a modern classic, but I seem to have a terrible mental block about it and play it very incompetently, which decreases my joy a bit...
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orangeblood |
1 |
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molnar |
0 |
blah. but it's also too long, so blaaaahhhh. other stacking games are better.
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mzmzmz |
0 |
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