Ad Elta Stelpur solitaire

Ad Elta Stelpur solitaireGames of the Roman occupation forces in Britain may have inspired this ancient Icelandic game, whose name translates as "Chase the Girls." This very unique "running fight" game is played on a Backgammon style board using two standard dice and 6 distinct pieces per player. The second phase of the game introduces an entirely new form of movement for a player reduced to just one piece. Made in the USA for two players age 8+. Download the die roll

similar in style to the larger board game Blue & Gray

Like checkers it's a jump-and-capture game with the objective to eliminate all of your opponent's pieces

Each time a player forms a row of 4 differently colored pegs

Four-in-a-row games have been around for centuries

The objective is simply to move all of your pieces from one corner into a mirrored pattern on the opposite corner

This proves to be extremely challenging

like most of his creations

Fitting one’s tiles on the board is the basic goal

and another variant allows players to jump their own pieces without consequence

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Megiddo was an undisputed hit