Aadu Puli Attam ancient

Aadu Puli Attam ancientIndia is the source of many of the most popular and most ancient games in the world. In this predator versus prey contest, one player has three tigers (Puli) and the other has 15 goats (Aadu). The tigers start in the center, and the goats are entered onto the board one at a time. The tigers begin to attack immediately, but the goats cannot move until all 15 have been placed. A furious game, but the desperate goats do have a chance! This game can be

and first given the name "Madelinette" by an Englishmen in the 17th century

The game of MuTorere originated among the Maori tribes of New Zealand (though similar games are found elsewhere)

Bagh-Chal (Nepali meaning "Tiger game") is a strategic

the second phase begins

even if some of the surrounding pegs the dux's own men

The tigers 'hunt' the goats while the goats attempt to block the tigers' movements

The losers are interred in the graveyard while the winners survive to fight another skirmish as the cards cycle through your hand

and the pieces represent each player's herd of cows

No pegs are captured when they are jumped

many challenging strategies can be discovered

Any peg can be played by any player on their turn

Only one army will ultimately triumph for the glory of the King