2 joueurs
Aiyawatstani
- Famille de jeux
- lines
- Origine
- New Mexico
Présentation
Aiyawatstani is a capturing game played at the Acoma Pueblo of New Mexico. According to oral tradition, it came with the Acoma people when they came from the north.
Règles de la source (anglais)
The game Aiyawatstani is played by two players on a 5x5 rectangle board with square tiling. All players play with Counters. Rules for Pieces: Counters hop adjacent or step adjacent. Players take turns moving. Setup: Place a Counter for player one at the union of the vertexes with coordinates [C5, G5], each vertex of the 0 row, each vertex of the 1 row, each vertex of the 2 row and each vertex of the 3 row. Place a Counter for player two at the union of the vertexes with coordinates [A5, I5], each vertex of the 5 row, each vertex of the 6 row, each vertex of the 7 row and each vertex of the 8 row.. Rules: Move one of your pieces. Aim: If the next player cannot move, the next player loses.