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==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== | ||
* 14 marbles per player | * 14 marbles per player are placed on a 6 size hexagonal board. Black moves first. | ||
* On your turn, each player may move either a marble or a column of marbles one space in any direction. | * On your turn, each player may move either a marble or a column of marbles one space in any direction. | ||
* If the move is in-line, marbles are moved as a column into | * If the move is in-line, marbles are moved as a column into free space. If the move is side-step, they are moved sideways. | ||
* When a player's column faces an adjacent opponent's column with fewer marbles and it is not sandwiched (sumito), he can push one marble 1 space. | * When a player's column faces an adjacent opponent's column with fewer marbles and it is not sandwiched (sumito), he can push one marble 1 space. They may choose to push two if the column has 3 marbles. | ||
* At any turn, no more than 3 of your marbles can move. So any column larger than 3 is not in a sumito. | * At any turn, no more than 3 of your marbles can move. So any column larger than 3 is not in a sumito. | ||
* Marbles pushed out of the rim are captured and are not in play. | * Marbles pushed out of the rim are captured and are not in play. | ||
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==Variants== | ==Variants== | ||
* Setup: Two extra different setups, named Belgian Daisy and German Daisy, are | * Setup: Two extra different setups, named Belgian Daisy and German Daisy, are available. | ||
Revision as of 21:07, 30 August 2021
Gameplay
- 14 marbles per player are placed on a 6 size hexagonal board. Black moves first.
- On your turn, each player may move either a marble or a column of marbles one space in any direction.
- If the move is in-line, marbles are moved as a column into free space. If the move is side-step, they are moved sideways.
- When a player's column faces an adjacent opponent's column with fewer marbles and it is not sandwiched (sumito), he can push one marble 1 space. They may choose to push two if the column has 3 marbles.
- At any turn, no more than 3 of your marbles can move. So any column larger than 3 is not in a sumito.
- Marbles pushed out of the rim are captured and are not in play.
End of the Game
- The player who first pushes 6 opponent marbles wins.
Variants
- Setup: Two extra different setups, named Belgian Daisy and German Daisy, are available.