2 players
Ijil Buga
- Game family
- hunt
- Origin
- Mongolia
Overview
Ijil Buga is a hunt game played in Mongolia. Said to be either a representation of deer hunting or a reflection of the sacred nature of deer, it is played only in the winter and spring months.
Source rules (English)
The game Ijil Buga is played by two players on a noshape board with nobasis tiling. Player one plays with Deers. Player two plays with Dogs. Rules for Pieces: Deers step adjacent and hop adjacent. Dogs step adjacent. Players take turns moving. Setup: Place a Deer for player one at the vertexes with coordinates [E11, G9, C9, C5, G5, E3]. Place a Dog for player two at not current site is in the union of the top sites of the board and the bottom sites of the board expanded by 2 steps the corner sites of the board.. Rules: Move one of your pieces or if 2 is the mover, from vertex in Player 2's hand site 0 to vertex in the set of empty vertexs moveRule: true. Aim: If player one cannot move, player two wins If there are no pieces owned by Player 2, player one wins.