Bagh Chal
- Reglas
- Estadísticas del juego
- Actividad del juego
- Los 20 mejores por puntuación
- Los 20 mejores por número de victorias
- Los 20 mejores por número de partidas
Overview |
Bagh Chal (meaning "Moving Tigers") is a two-player ancient board game that originates in Nepal. This game is asymmetric, i.e. players have different goals. |
Board |
Bagh-Chal is played on a board with a grid of 25 points connected with lines indicating valid movements (see picture below). There are two players: Tigers and Goats. Initially 20 goats are kept off the board and four tigers are placed in the four corners of the board:
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Objective |
The objectives are different for each of the players:
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Play |
Players move alternately, starting from the player controlling the Goats. The game sequence for the Goats is divided into two phases:
Tigers can move in the following manner during the whole game:
There is an additional rule preventing an endless game:
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External Links |
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Estadísticas del juego
Gráfico de actividad del juego
Lista de los 20 miembros con mejor puntuación
Lista de los 20 miembros con más victorias
Lista de los 20 miembros con más partidas jugadas