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Cumisitha
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Présentation
Cumisitha is a game that was played by the Aymara people of southern Peru and Bolivia in the seventeenth century. It was described by chroniclers as similar to the Game of the Goose, but different in many ways, as well as similar to Chess and Alquerque.
Règles de la source (anglais)
The game Cumisitha is played by two players on a noshape board with nobasis tiling. Player one plays with Jaguars. Player two plays with Dogs. Rules for Pieces: Dogs step adjacent. Jaguars hop adjacent or step adjacent. Players take turns moving. Setup: Place a Dog for player two at the union of the bottom sites of the board expanded by 1 steps and the vertexes with coordinates [A3, E3]. Place a Jaguar for player one on site C7.. Rules: Move one of your pieces. Aim: If the next player cannot move, the next player loses If the number of pieces owned by Player 2 is less than or equal to 6, player two loses.