Detailed Game Information
Mirador is a connection game which can be played straightforwardly on graph paper,
by marking out a 27 x 27 square and using colored pens to indicate the
placement of 2 x 2 squares (on most graph paper the units would be 1/2
CMs) to represent watchtowers.
Several factors combine to make this a very fast and exhilerating game.
These factors are line-of-sight connection (which is a feature in Sid
Sackson's unusual game, Network); graded placement; and, finally,
equivalent goals---either player can win by connecting North to South
*or* West to East.
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captncavern |
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dlwillson |
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goulo |
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Interesting weird placement tactics to guarantee your own lines of sight and block your opponent's lines of sight. Cool little game!
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Kerry |
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pim |
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Curious adjacency rules but a really nice paper and pencil game, short and pleasant
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Mandrel |
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mathochist |
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nycavri |
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