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[Two diagrams: The larger shows a roughly 4 x 4 grid of interconnected squares and hexagons. The smaller shows three different hexagon pieces along with a small square piece. These are all identical in size to the associated spaces on the board. There are 2 of one hex, 4 of another, 2 of a third one, and 8 of the squares.] | [Two diagrams: The larger shows a roughly 4 x 4 grid of interconnected squares and hexagons. The smaller shows three different hexagon pieces along with a small square piece. These are all identical in size to the associated spaces on the board. There are 2 of one hex, 4 of another, 2 of a third one, and 8 of the squares.] | ||
Two play | Two play and take turns placing pcs., either an <br> | ||
octagon or a square. A square pc. must remain <br> | |||
where it is placed. A player may, instead of <br> | |||
placing a pc., rotate an octagon or move it to <br> | |||
another position. He still hasn't decided whether <br> | |||
to allow a moved pc. to be rotated and, if rotated, <br> | |||
a limit of one face on a turn or any <br> | |||
number. Object is to complete a path between <br> | |||
the players two sides of the board. Opponent's pcs. can be used <br> | |||
and a path can turn at a crossing point. <br> | |||
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