RockShox Mankala - Bean game - Bamboo

Article number: 4280001327818 View all from Pandoo> View more: Games> Pandoo - Mankala - Bean game - Bamboo play Mankala, Kalah, Owar, or one of the other hundreds of names under which this game is known. It is one of the oldest games and originates from Africa, probably old Egypt. The coming generations can also gain experience with this bamboo version of Pandoo. Are you taking on the challenge?    Educational: Practicing strategy made of sustainable bamboo and stone for 2 players playing time: about 20 minutes Product specifications Mankala - Beans game - Bamboo article description Mankala - Boning game - Bamboo article number 4280001327818 Opportunity Birthday, Sinterklaas, Christmas, Sugar Festival of Games by Age 4 -7 Years, Consets of Cadions of Age, Games by Age 4 -7 Years, Games of Age 4 -7 Years, Consets of Age 4 -7 Years, Consets of Age 4 -7 Years, Consets of Age 4 -7 Years, Consets of Age 4 -7 Years Games, Sugar Fest Eags of Age 4 -7 Years, Consets of Age 4 -7 China Dimensions: 22.5 cm x 14.5 cm x 3.5 cm included: 1 Gameboard 48 stones Mankala is a collective name for a group of board games that are among the oldest games in the world. There are many different variants of Mankala, but the basic rules are usually the same. I will give you a brief explanation of how you can play Mankala. You need a game board with two rows of six pits and two large wells at the ends. These are the Mankalas in which you have to collect your stones. You also need 48 stones, which you distribute evenly over the 12 small pits. Each player has six pits on his side of the board. The goal of the game is to get more stones in your mankala than your opponent. To start with, choose a random starting player. This player takes all the stones from one of his pits and distributes them one by one over the next pits, clockwise or against the clock. This is called sowing. If you come in your own mankala with your last stone, you can sow again. If you get to your side in an empty well, you can grab all the stones from the opposite well of your opponent and put it in your mankala. This is called stealing. The game continues until one of the players no longer has stones on his side of the board. Then the other player may put all remaining stones in his mankala in his pits. The player with the most stones in his Mankala wins the game. This is a simple version of Mankala, but there are also other variants of environmental information about mankala - bean game - bamboo The gameboard is made of bamboo: the fastest growing material on earth! The packaging is made of paper and can therefore be recycled. Connected to BSCI: Business Social Compliance Initiative, which means that they are committed to the correct course of events in the entire chain.