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YoteYote is a game played widely in West Africa, especially in Senegal, Mali, and Burkina Faso. It's at least 200 years old and closely related to other African games. Pieces start off the board, but either of the two players may place, move, or capture pieces on any turn. All moves and captures are orthogonal, not diagonal. The exciting bit is that when a piece is captured by a short jump, the capturing player may remove any other piece on the board. So

Your final score is measured by how much voltage you can generate at the end of the game

One player takes on the role of a Tiger

according to the original rules

Fox & Geese has been a popular two-player game dating back in some form to the 12th century

5-inch wood board

The goal of each player is simply to capture all of your opponent's pieces

One space at a time along the lines of the board

Should you take a stone

Also avoid score tracks and markers that can easily be jarred out of place

Seega sets vary from finely crafted sets in ceramic and ivory to boards scratched out in the dirt using colored pebbles for the pieces

Picaria means "little stone" in the language of the Tewa tribe of Southwest United States

Made in the USA for 2 players age 8+