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Three MusketeersCreated by Canadian game designer Haar Hoolim, this strategy game gained attention through Sid Sacksons 1969 book, A Gamut of Games. Its an asymmetrical game for 2 players, one player moving the 3 musketeer pieces, while the other commands a group of guards. The musketeers are attempting to form into a specific pattern, the guards trying to keep them from doing so. But the guards are restricted to capturing moves only. Made in USA for 2 players age 8+.

The object is to reassemble one's pieces on the opponent's edges

Contains 44 pegs

thereby forming new connections in the next round

including history and war

The basic challenge is to create rows of six pegs on the unique circular game board

Leave behind those scraps of paper and math mistakes

adult players also take it quite seriously

Each player attempts to put four pegs in a row

where national tournaments are held

The 80 peg holes brings the game up to the standard size more often used for Konane

Captures are achieved by a flanking maneuver

Grasshopper is an English game first published in the mid-1800s