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| Oh-Wah-Ree ( Ancient and absorbing game of strategy, played by African-American people for some 3500 .. ) | ||||||
| Publisher | Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Company | |||||
| Designer | Randolph Alex | |||||
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| 2,3,4 | ca. 20 min | en | 1962 | |||
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Oh-Wah-Ree
Variant of the ancient Pit & Pebbles game. Oh-Wah-Ree has 12 pits, which are assigned to players evenly in connected groups. In relation to player numbers, you play between 4 and 6 pebbles into your pits. The active player takes all pebbles from one of his pits and distributes them one by one to adjacent pits, all in the same direction. When the last pebble ends up in an opponent’s pit with two or three pebbles, you have captured those pebbles and put them into your storage, they are out of play. If you have pebbles in a pit, you must take your turn, if consecutive players cannot move, the game ends; pebbles remaining in pits go to the pit owners. If you then have most pebbles, you win. 3M Bookshelf Games
Pebble & Pit game for 2-4 players, all ages according to box
Publisher: Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing = 3M, 1962 Designer: Alex Randolph
Users: For families
Version: en * Rules: en * In-game text: no
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