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Feyth at 08:39, 8 December 2022

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Feyth: /* The Rules of Witagog */

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The Rules of Witagog

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Feyth: /* Oyster Catcher Tracker */

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Feyth at 02:49, 8 June 2021

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 Zhadu is played on a unique board made of triangles. Each triangle has four playable points within it: one in the center, and one in each corner.
 Empty Board
 Each player starts with 5 pieces. These are the 1 piece, the 2 piece, the 3 piece, the 4 piece, and the 123 piece.
 Initial Position
 Piece names, from top to bottom: 4, 3, 123, 2, 1
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 Start Position
 (example)
 In order to place a piece, first click on the piece you want to place. Then click on the point to which you wish to move it. Finally, click on the black spot in the middle of the board.
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 Once all 10 pieces are placed, the game begins. The game consists of two elements: moving pieces, and capturing pieces. Players take turns moving their pieces. Pieces can move: from a corner of a triangle to its center; from the center of a triangle to one of its corners; or from the corner of one triangle to the adjacent corner of another triangle. The following picture is a visual depiction of these moves. Each line segment is a valid move:
 Legal Moves
 Each line segment is a legal move of distance one.

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	If the last bid matches the number of weapons in both Sevenblades combined then the betting player wins.		If the last bid matches the number of weapons in both Sevenblades combined then the betting player wins.
	Otherwise the denying player wins.		Otherwise the denying player wins.
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		+	==Playing Zhadu==
		+	Zhadu is played on a unique board made of triangles. Each triangle has four playable points within it: one in the center, and one in each corner.
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		+	Empty Board
		+	Each player starts with 5 pieces. These are the 1 piece, the 2 piece, the 3 piece, the 4 piece, and the 123 piece.
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		+	Initial Position
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		+	Piece names, from top to bottom: 4, 3, 123, 2, 1
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		+	Setup
		+	From the above initial position, the players take turns setting up the board. The board must begin with all pieces in the "starting spots" of the board. These spots consist of all four points in the end triangles, and the center point on each side. Which piece goes where does not matter, save for strategic considerations. The following picture shows an example starting setup:
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		+	Start Position
		+	(example)
		+	In order to place a piece, first click on the piece you want to place. Then click on the point to which you wish to move it. Finally, click on the black spot in the middle of the board.
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		+	Movement
		+	Once all 10 pieces are placed, the game begins. The game consists of two elements: moving pieces, and capturing pieces. Players take turns moving their pieces. Pieces can move: from a corner of a triangle to its center; from the center of a triangle to one of its corners; or from the corner of one triangle to the adjacent corner of another triangle. The following picture is a visual depiction of these moves. Each line segment is a valid move:
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		+	Legal Moves
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		+	Each line segment is a legal move of distance one.
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		+	Pieces move a number of spaces determined by the value of a piece. The 1 piece can (and must) move one space. The 2 piece can (and must) move two space. Similarly with the 3 and 4 pieces. The 123 piece can move either 1, 2, or 3 spaces. Pieces may backtrack. Moving the 2 piece forward one, and then back where it started is a legal move. Pieces may not move through other pieces.
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		+	In order to move a piece, first click on the piece you wish to move. The click on each intermediary space through which it moves until you end up at the desired destination. To finish the move, click on the black spot in the center of the board. To cancel a move, click on the black spot before you have completed a legal move, after you have completed an illegal move, or click on another of your pieces.
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		+	Capturing and Winning
		+	You can capture one of your opponent's pieces by landing on it as the last part of one of your moves. Winning is called "Joining in the sharing." In order to join in the sharing, the sum of the first and last pieces you capture must equal four. The following table describes this in detail:
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		+	If you first capture... you must capture this to win
		+	1 3 or 123
		+	2 123
		+	3 1 or 123
		+	4 You have already won
		+	123 1, 2, or 3
		+	Matches and Rank
		+	Like the Test of Telepathy, you must win one more game than your opponent to win a match. You need two more match wins than lossed to go up a rank. If you have two more match losses than wins and cannot spend a win to stay in the tournament, you will have to reset. You may reset once every seven days.
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		+	Original Directions
		+	The original directions can be found in this PDF.
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		+	Notes
		+	When the game starts, you are in placement mode. You have to place all five of your stones in the five starting positions before the game begins. These placements ignore movement rules.
		+	You must click the black spot in the middle of the board to finalize a placement or a move.
		+	If you wish to cancel a move before you finalize it, just click on any other piece.
		+	No ante is required to play Zhadu.
		+	You can end up in a situation where both players agree that no one can force a win. If this occurs, it is good form for both players to declate a stalemate (from the board menu).
		+	If one player runs out of time, the opponent may end the game and claim a win, or they may agree to a stalemate.

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-Arena Games > Kanivan Tak
+==Arena Games > Kanivan Tak==
 Other languages: Française: Jeux Des Arenes
 Arena Games : Kanivan Tak
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-Home | Atlas | Guides | Tests | Research | Techs | Skills | Index | Recent Changes | Preferences | Login
 Arena Games > Kanivan Tak
 Other languages: Française: Jeux Des Arenes
 Arena Games : Kanivan Tak
-Note that this information has been copied directly from the T2 wiki, and lightly edited. If you find information that is false or innacurate, please update it!
+Note that this information has been copied directly from the T2 wiki, and lightly edited. If you find information that is false or inaccurate, please update it!
-The game is effectively like checkers, except not bound by a 'grid' system. Pieces can move in any direction within -60* - 60* from their position provided it is unobstructed, and king pieces can move in any direction. Pieces 'hatch' into kings (starting as eggs, and hatching into bird models..) upon reaching the last two rows. The actual gameplay is similar to checkers, in that pieces can jump enemy pieces (but don't have to), and it is possible to double- and multi-jump.
+*The game is effectively like checkers, except not bound by a 'grid' system.
-There is also an inbuilt Stalemate feature, which says that if there are 5 consecutive moves in which a non-king piece does not move, and that no pieces are taken/jumped, the game is declared over, and the winner is whoever has the most pieces at that point.
+*You can see how many moves are left by clicking on the desk:

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		+	==old info==
		+	Home \| Atlas \| Guides \| Tests \| Research \| Techs \| Skills \| Index \| Recent Changes \| Preferences \| Login
		+	Arena Games > Kanivan Tak
		+	Other languages: Française: Jeux Des Arenes
		+	Arena Games : Kanivan Tak
		+	Note that this information has been copied directly from the T2 wiki, and lightly edited. If you find information that is false or innacurate, please update it!
		+	The game is effectively like checkers, except not bound by a 'grid' system. Pieces can move in any direction within -60* - 60* from their position provided it is unobstructed, and king pieces can move in any direction. Pieces 'hatch' into kings (starting as eggs, and hatching into bird models..) upon reaching the last two rows. The actual gameplay is similar to checkers, in that pieces can jump enemy pieces (but don't have to), and it is possible to double- and multi-jump.
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		+	There is also an inbuilt Stalemate feature, which says that if there are 5 consecutive moves in which a non-king piece does not move, and that no pieces are taken/jumped, the game is declared over, and the winner is whoever has the most pieces at that point.
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		+	You can see how many moves are left by clicking on the desk:
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		+	If you move a non-king piece or jump an opponent's piece, this number resets to 4.
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		+	The pieces are moved by clicking on the arrows shown below:
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		+	This will make a marker appear on the board. The red arrows move the marker more than the black. The green button finishes the move.
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		+	If there is an opponent's tak in range of yours, you can jump it using the wings button. You'll get a message if the attacking piece can't make it over the opponent's piece, or if jumping would land on another tak or off the edge of the board. Once you have jumped, you can either click on the next piece to multi-jump or click on your own piece and click 'Done jumping'
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		+	Name Creator Date Size Description
		+	tak_control.jpg Kaotika January 16, 2007 8:16 pm 12062 tak_control.jpg
		+	tak_progress.jpg Kaotika January 16, 2007 8:16 pm 52341 tak_progress.jpg
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