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==Ekuosia== | ==Ekuosia== | ||
[[Fruckééd]] is a game of [[Natuliró|Natuá]] origin popular in southeastern [[Ekuosia]]. | [[Fruckééd]] is a game of [[Natuliró|Natuá]] origin popular in southeastern [[Ekuosia]]. | ||
==Soltenna== | |||
[[Oʼhà]] is a [[Quaxin Xun|Xuni]] board game of the [[tanni]] class. | |||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Revision as of 22:23, 7 January 2022
Board games are tabletop games that typically use pieces moved or placed on a pre-marked board (playing surface) and often include elements of table, card, role-playing, and miniatures games as well. Most feature a competition between two or more players.
Many traditional board games are popular on Sahar.
Vaniua
Many of the most popular board games in Sahar, such as draughts, originate in Vaniua. Variants of draughts include cheno, kaseh, and vucuna. Tanulash is derived from draughts, and can be played with a draughts set, but is considered a different game.
Gedvas, a game of Vosan origin, is unrelated to draughts.
Nagu and the Draconic Islands
Edasta is similar to draughts, but unrelated in origin. It originated in Astalva and is popular in other countries of the Draconic Sea such as Goal.
Kutsotolho is an ancient game of Draconic Islands origin, popular throughout Nagu and the Draconic Islands.
Parachiker is a game predominantly played in Tzulhon.
Ekuosia
Fruckééd is a game of Natuá origin popular in southeastern Ekuosia.
Soltenna
Oʼhà is a Xuni board game of the tanni class.