Tafl: viking chess

A Scandinavian technique board game that was standard in the Center Ages and was thought of akin to chess in its society. The game has different variants that change by board measurement, which will be 7, 9, 11, or 13 squares. The victory conditions involve bringing the king to the edge or corner of the board. The king could be captured by encirclement from two or four sides relying on the variant. The number of attacking black pieces and defending white items also adjustments between variations. You can play in opposition to artificial intelligence, with one other individual on the same system, or on-line in multiplayer mode. The attacking black pieces transfer first, and players take turns shifting their pieces vertically or horizontally any variety of squares without leaping over others.