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Kengi: Changed to gender neutral language. Fixed some minor typos. Chose clearer words.

2023-05-12T17:42:52Z

Changed to gender neutral language. Fixed some minor typos. Chose clearer words.

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	== Goal of the game ==		== Goal of the game ==
	To leave your opponent without any possible ~~move~~.		To leave your opponent without any possible moves.

	== Setup ==		== Setup ==
	A square game board made up of rows and columns is initially completely filled with stones, alternating between black and white pieces.		A square game board made up of rows and columns is initially completely filled with stones, alternating between black and white pieces.

	Black moves first, by taking off one of ~~his~~ stones. He may only remove a stone from the middle of the board (the centre or a piece adjacent to the centre) or from one of the corners. White removes one of ~~his~~ stones that is adjacent ~~orthogonal~~ to the empty square created by Black. There should now be two empty squares next to each other.		Black moves first, by taking off one of their stones. They may only remove a stone from the middle of the board (the centre or a piece adjacent to the centre) or from one of the corners. White removes one of their stones that is adjacent orthogonally to the empty square created by Black. There should now be two empty squares next to each other.

	== Player turn ==		== Player turn ==

	From there on, players take turns making a move. To move, one ~~jump~~ one own stone over an opponent's stone into an empty slot right beyond. Jumps can only be orthogonal, '''not diagonal'''.		From there on, players take turns making a move. To move, one jumps one own stone over an opponent's stone into an empty slot right beyond. Jumps can only be orthogonal, '''not diagonal'''.

	A player may make multiple jumps (thence making multiple captures) with the same stone in a turn, but only if all the humps are in the same direction (no turns). Making more than one jump (when possible) is optional, but the first jump (and capture) is mandatory. Pieces that are jumped are removed from the board.


			A player may make multiple jumps (thence making multiple captures) with the same stone in a turn, but only if all the jumps are in the same direction (no turns). Making more than one jump (when possible) is optional, but the first jump (and capture) is mandatory. Pieces that are jumped are removed from the board.
	== Game end ==		== Game end ==
	When one player is unable to jump during ~~his~~ turn ~~loses~~ the game and the opponent wins.		When one player is unable to jump during their turn, they lose the game and the opponent wins.

MarkSteere: It's loses. Not looses.

2022-08-11T21:25:38Z

It's loses. Not looses.

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	== Game end ==		== Game end ==
	When one player is unable to jump during his turn ~~looses~~ the game and the opponent wins.		When one player is unable to jump during his turn loses the game and the opponent wins.

Miwarre: Typo

2022-07-21T10:00:03Z

Typo

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	== Player turn ==		== Player turn ==

	From there on, players take turns making a move. To move, one jump one own stone over an opponent's stone into an empty slot right beyond. Jumps can only be orthogonal, not diagonal.		From there on, players take turns making a move. To move, one jump one own stone over an opponent's stone into an empty slot right beyond. Jumps can only be orthogonal, '''not diagonal'''.

	A player may make multiple jumps (thence making multiple captures) with the same stone in a turn, but only if all the humps are in the same direction (no turns). Making more than one jump (when possible) is optional, but the first jump (and capture) is mandatory. Pieces that are jumped are removed from the board.		A player may make multiple jumps (thence making multiple captures) with the same stone in a turn, but only if all the humps are in the same direction (no turns). Making more than one jump (when possible) is optional, but the first jump (and capture) is mandatory. Pieces that are jumped are removed from the board.

Miwarre: Reformat

2022-07-21T09:55:06Z

Reformat

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	A square game board made up of rows and columns, is initially completely filled with stones, alternating between black and white pieces.		== Goal of the game ==
			To leave your opponent without any possible move.

			== Setup ==
			A square game board made up of rows and columns is initially completely filled with stones, alternating between black and white pieces.

	Black moves first, by taking off one of his stones. He may only remove a stone from the middle of the board (the centre or a piece adjacent to the centre) or from one of the corners. White removes one of his stones that is adjacent orthogonal to the empty square created by Black. There should now be two empty squares next to each other.		Black moves first, by taking off one of his stones. He may only remove a stone from the middle of the board (the centre or a piece adjacent to the centre) or from one of the corners. White removes one of his stones that is adjacent orthogonal to the empty square created by Black. There should now be two empty squares next to each other.

	From there on, players take turns making a move. ~~Each~~ move ~~is a~~ own stone ~~jumping at least once above one opponents’ piece~~. ~~A jump may~~ only be ~~made orthogonally~~, ~~never diagonally~~. A player may make multiple jumps (~~and~~ thence multiple captures) with the same stone in a turn, but only if all are in the same direction (no turns). Making more than one jump (when possible) is optional, but the first jump (and capture) is mandatory. Pieces that are jumped are removed from the board.		== Player turn ==

			From there on, players take turns making a move. To move, one jump one own stone over an opponent's stone into an empty slot right beyond. Jumps can only be orthogonal, not diagonal.

			A player may make multiple jumps (thence making multiple captures) with the same stone in a turn, but only if all the humps are in the same direction (no turns). Making more than one jump (when possible) is optional, but the first jump (and capture) is mandatory. Pieces that are jumped are removed from the board.


	When one player is unable to jump during his turn~~, his~~ opponent wins ~~the game~~.		== Game end ==
			When one player is unable to jump during his turn looses the game and the opponent wins.

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2022-07-16T17:06:26Z

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A square game board made up of rows and columns, is initially completely filled with stones, alternating between black and white pieces.

Black moves first, by taking off one of his stones. He may only remove a stone from the middle of the board (the centre or a piece adjacent to the centre) or from one of the corners. White removes one of his stones that is adjacent orthogonal to the empty square created by Black. There should now be two empty squares next to each other.

From there on, players take turns making a move. Each move is a own stone jumping at least once above one opponents’ piece. A jump may only be made orthogonally, never diagonally. A player may make multiple jumps (and thence multiple captures) with the same stone in a turn, but only if all are in the same direction (no turns). Making more than one jump (when possible) is optional, but the first jump (and capture) is mandatory. Pieces that are jumped are removed from the board.

When one player is unable to jump during his turn, his opponent wins the game.