HALMA GAMES SERIES

HALMA GAMES SERIES

Ayres Victorian Edition Fairylite English edition Game Crafter edition Game Crafter edition 2011 Game Crafter two-player edition Gibsons Five Colour Words Edition Greek pocket edition H P Gibson International Series edition H P Gibson Yellow/Blue Edition H. edition 1888 Erdgas German Energy Edition F. Warning Not suitable for children under 3 years due to small parts. The popular classic with wooden pawns for 2-3 players aged 6 and up. By moving your own pieces or skipping the opponents pieces, you can achieve the deserved victory with skill and tactical ability. Versioni: ABRA German edition Adolf Sala red edition 1920 ASS red edition Brückner German edition Chad Valley EnglishTree Edition Chad Valley Letter L Blown Up Edition Chad Valley Shield Design Edition Chad Valley white horse edition Dourios Greek edition Drechsler Danish edition Dutch edition E.I. The world-famous strategy game, whose goal is to be the first to move your own pieces to the opposite side. In two of the four corners of the board a heavy red line.' These yards are used when four persons play.

In each corner of the board there are thirteen squares, called a yard, inclosed (sic) by dotted red lines. Two or four persons can play the game, or it may be played by one person as a solitaire. 'The game of Halma is played with a number of men on a board with 256 squares. In the Royal Series edition the playing pieces are pink and yellow (not supplied with the game). Pieces are typically black and white for two-player games, and of various colours or other distinction in games of four players.

Playing equipment consists of a checkered board, divided into 16 x 16 squares. An English game called Hoppity was the inspiration. Halma (from the Greek word meaning 'jump') is a board game invented in 1883 or 1884 by an American plastic surgeon at Harvard Medical School, George Howard Monks.

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