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DaraIn Nigeria, the Dakarkari people have played this two player board game for generations. It's also played by the Zarma in Niger, who call it "Dili." The objective is to form three in row patterns on the board, allowing you to remove an opponent's peg. It's a familiar goal, but with 12 pegs for each player, and 42 possible positions, many challenging strategies can be discovered. All moves are orthogonal, and there are restrictions on positioning

but when European colonists first recorded it in the 1850s

and ideal for a trip or picnic

The exciting bit is that when a piece is captured by a short jump

and horses cross the finish line by existing at the North where they began

Create traps and dead ends

Made in the USA for 2 players ages 6+

One player controls 4 tigers and the other player controls up to 20 goats

but with 12 pegs for each player

This travel-size version features a 4x4-inch solid wood board

Since its invention in 2013

The new Peg Pastimes™ book takes the reader on a journey through 50 centuries of game-playing with stories and instructions for over 40 of the most popular games in human history

and deciding which is best

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