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Inspiration from mancala and ???.
Inspiration from mancala and aarima.


Played on a grid of cups. Each player gets 4 moves per turn. Like mancala, pick up seeds from one of your cups and drop them in each cup as you move. If you choose to move to either an empty cup or an opponents cup, you place all remaining seeds there. To take an opponents cell, you must have more pieces in hand than they have in cup. Those seeds are captured.
Played on a grid of cups. Each player gets 4 moves per turn. Like mancala, pick up seeds from one of your cups and drop them in each cup as you move. If you choose to move to either an empty cup or an opponents cup, you place all remaining seeds there. To take an opponents cell, you must have more pieces in hand than they have in cup. Those seeds are captured.
I think the board would be 6x6 with 4 stones in each of the back 2 rows.
I could probably code this up pretty easily and do a basic min/max to test how interesting it is.

Latest revision as of 19:44, 17 May 2019

Inspiration from mancala and aarima.

Played on a grid of cups. Each player gets 4 moves per turn. Like mancala, pick up seeds from one of your cups and drop them in each cup as you move. If you choose to move to either an empty cup or an opponents cup, you place all remaining seeds there. To take an opponents cell, you must have more pieces in hand than they have in cup. Those seeds are captured.

I think the board would be 6x6 with 4 stones in each of the back 2 rows.

I could probably code this up pretty easily and do a basic min/max to test how interesting it is.