2 player game, played on the spaces of an 8x8 board.
One player plays black the other white.
16 black and 16 white stackable pieces.
SETUP – A players 16 pieces are placed onto the 1st and 2nd rows closest to him.
OBJECTIVE – The player with the highest score at end game, is declared the winner.
STACK - A stack of one or more pieces of either color.
The color of the stack's top piece determines its owner (e.g., a black top piece makes it a black stack).
Stacks cannot be greater than 4 pieces high.
Stacks of 4 pieces high cannot move.
Stacks cannot split.
CAPTURES - A capture consists of placing a friendly stack on top of an enemy stack.
No stacks are ever removed from the board.
MOVEMENT – Single stacks move like chess queens and capture like chess kings.
Stacks made up of 2 or 3 pieces move like chess kings and capture like chess queens.
Black moves first, turn then alternates.
TURN - On each turn, each player must take one of the following actions:
SCORING - Each players’ stacks composed of 4 pieces are added to the numbers on the spaces of the board that they occupy (e.g., a 4 piece stack plus 3 points for the board space = 7 points).
OBJECTIVE – The player with the highest score at end game, is declared the winner.
STACK - A stack of one or more pieces of either color.
The color of the stack's top piece determines its owner (e.g., a black top piece makes it a black stack).
Stacks cannot be greater than 4 pieces high.
Stacks of 4 pieces high cannot move.
Stacks cannot split.
CAPTURES - A capture consists of placing a friendly stack on top of an enemy stack.
No stacks are ever removed from the board.
MOVEMENT – Single stacks move like chess queens and capture like chess kings.
Stacks made up of 2 or 3 pieces move like chess kings and capture like chess queens.
Black moves first, turn then alternates.
TURN - On each turn, each player must take one of the following actions:
- Move a stack or
- Move a stack and capture another stack.
SCORING - Each players’ stacks composed of 4 pieces are added to the numbers on the spaces of the board that they occupy (e.g., a 4 piece stack plus 3 points for the board space = 7 points).
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