Re: boustrophedon (was: Atlantis II)
From: | Christophe Grandsire <christophe.grandsire@...> |
Date: | Tuesday, June 19, 2001, 8:55 |
En réponse à Shreyas Sampat <nsampat@...>:
>
> obconstuff:
> In Nrit culture, a game of is played with a deck of cards depicting
> various
> important gods, heroes, and symbols. A card is put down, and players
> take
> turns drawing cards and trying to relate them via story allusion to the
> card
> on the board. If they cannot relate a card in their hand to it, they
> must
> place a card on the table, from their hand, facedown. A player may turn
> over a facedown card from the player who will be next and attempt to
> capture
> that instead of whatever cards are on the table faceup. When two or
> more
> cards are related, the player takes them. When ll the cards run out,
> the
> player who has captured the most wins the hand, and the game moves on to
> X
> number of hands, usually eleven.
> These definitely have a right side.
>
What an original game, about chance, memory and knowledge. Very interesting. I
would love to play such a game!
Christophe.
http://rainbow.conlang.free.fr