Anti-Grid native american

Anti-Grid native americanAnti Grid is an abstract board game for two players in which each player has their own grid to move upon. These two grids are intertwined on the board, but do not share any paths. Moving, blocking, and capturing are all done without the players interacting directly. Captures are achieved by a flanking maneuver, and the path of an enemy piece can be blocked in a similar way. Intriguing patterns emerge in the pursuit of the objective: to eliminate or

but it is a very ancient game

Made in the USA for age 12+

For example

and West points

one 10 second sand-timer

The 36 points on the board contain so much depth of strategy

Sounds simple

2 Real wood boards

Two players (or two teams) race their pegs around the course

A simple but challenging little game that has survived for centuries

and made in the USA for 2 players age 6+

It was in print continuously for nearly 150 years