Queah space

Queah spaceQueah is a game from the Queah Tribe of Liberia. In this game of diagonals and strategic placement, the opposing sides are traditionally called "men" and "women." The trick is that when a peg is captured by a traditional short jump, another peg can be entered onto the board in the following turn. Eventually, a player's stock of reserve pegs will be depleted, and one player will succeed in capturing all opposing pegs.

It's a very fun game for all ages

A two-player strategy game played on a board reproduced from archeological finds in Pompeii

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but players can move their pieces after they are place on the board

A quick card game where the cards depict the letters of "victor" and "victim" in letters of red

and spread throughout North Africa

or adding and erasing scores

Second in the Battlefield series

Around 500 BC the Athenians wrote that Ajax and Achilles played it during the siege of Troy

and by the 13th century

The Leopards' task is to trap the Tiger so it cannot move

the game is full of surprises