Eleven In One Family Game

CHESS

How to play Chess : The players sit facing each other with a white square of the

board at each player's right. The diagram shows how the pieces are placed at

the beginning of a game.

How the pieces move and capture : The player who conducts the white pieces -

know wimply as "White" always makes the first move. "Blue" responds and

the game continues with the two players moving alternately. Only one piece

may be moved each turn except for castling, which involves two pieces:

To capture, you move your pieces to a square occupied by one of your

opponent's pieces The opponent's piece just because it is possible to do so.

You may never move a piece to a square already occupied by one of our own pieces.

The king can move or capture one square in any direction The queen can move

or capture any number of squares horizontally, Vertically, or diagonally

if the path is unobstructed. The rook can move or capture any number of

squares vertically, horizontally if the path is unobstructed.

The bishop can move or capture diagonally any number of squares in either

direction if the path is unobstructed.

The knight moves in the "L" Pattern indicated. The knight is the only piece that may

lump over the other pieces. Note that the knight always moves from

the dark square to a light square or vice-versa.

CHECKERS

The light section of the board are occupied by them, one player having 12 white

checkers and the other player having 12 black checkers, which each player

places on the three rows of section nearest to him. The board should always

be placed so that the double white corner is on the right. The player who selects

to have the black side moves first. All moves are made diagonally forward,

one square at a time, In alternate moves by each player, an opponent's

pieces are taken by jumping over them to the vacant square beyond.

All pieces taken are removed from the board. Several pieces may be taken

of one time, but men may only be moved forward. If a player falls to take

his opponent's man when there is an opportunity, the opponent can remove

the player's piece from the board. when a player's men reach the far

end of the board they become "Kings" and permitted top move either backwards

or forwards, and such are very powerful pieces.

The object of the game is for one player to remove all the opponent's pieces

from the board or place them in such a position that they are unable to move

without being taken. In the event of the game ending up with two "Kings"

the game must be won in 20 Moves.

9 MEN'S MORRIS

A game for 2 Players:

Play piece - 18 colored counters, 9 each of 2 colors. Both players take nine

of the same color counters. Counters are then placed alternately one at a

time, on any vacant point. Each players tries to form a row of three (a 'mill')

along any line.

When you complete a mill, you remove one of your opponent's counters

from the board, but not one in a mill, when of the counters have been

placed on the board the play continues alternately by moving a piece

along a line to an adjacent vacant point. Again the object is to create

further mills. Any player who prevents the opponent from making

a move or reduce the opponent's counters to two. wins the game.

A mill can be broken and reformed any number of times taking an

opponent's piece off the board each time the mill is competed.

When a player only has the player only has three play piece left on the

board in the form of a mill and it is that player's turn at move,

the mill has to be broken even though the piece, and the game may be lost.

SNAKES & LADDERS

For 2 to 4 players:

Players start at square 1 and finish at 100. Take turn to throw the dice and

move your counter the number of spaces thrown on the dice.

If you land on the mouth of the snake the piece is "swallowed"

and moves down the tail of the snake. If you land at the bottom of the

ladder, you dumb all the way to the top. The winner is the first player to reach 100.

STEEPLECHASE

This a game for up to 3 players. Each player selects 1 colored pieces.

Player move their piece by throwing the dice. The number of

advances corresponds to the number of dice throwing. If a player lands on one

of the 2 fence wizards or water hazards, he misses one turn.

The winner is the player who reaches the finally by exact throws.

CHINESE CHEQUERS

Chinese checkers is a board game that can played two to six people.

The objective of the game is to play one's pieces in the corner opposite

their starting position of a pitted 6-pointed star by single moves or jumps over pieces.

There are 121 marble slots on a Chinese checker board.

BACKGAMMON

 For 2 players:

Each player has 15 pieces of one color. The objective of the game is to move

all your 15 pieces starting from the opponent's inner table, moving left to

his outer table, then across to your own outer table and finely reaching your

own inner table ( Home table,). All the colored pieces must move arolinc the

board and a be borne from the home table by an exact or dice. A throw of dice

decides which player goes first. Player takes turn to throw the dice, the number

of a advances corresponds to the number of dice thrown. Players are free to move

any one of his 12 pieces at any one, if a piece lands on space occupied by one of t

he opponent's piece, he is "BLOT", and the opponent piece is "HIT" and will be

removed to the Bar, and must be re-entered on the next go. The WINNER is the

who first bears off all his 15 pieces. If the opponent has not got any of his pieces

borne off, He is GAMMONED if he still has any pieces on the bar or at the winner

inner table; he is BACK GAMMONED.

LUDO

This game can be played by 2,3 or 4 players, each player takes 4 pieces of one color

and place them on the designated corner - YARD. Player moves their pieces by throwing

the dice; The number of advances corresponds to the number on the dice. The player

woes 4 pieces arrive HOME first is the WINNER. Player takes turn to throw the dice.

Only until a player throws a 6, he can take one piece from the YARD and place it

on the first square. Once the piece is out of the YARD the player can advance the pieces

along the indicated direction until it reaches HOME. When a 6 is thrown, a free throw is

given and the player has the option of entering a new piece or continue to play with

the same piece. The various colored arrows appear in the center of the board

which allows players to jump from one end to the other; When a piece arrives in square

already occupied by an opponent's piece; The opponent piece will be put back into

hia YARD. However, a square  can be occupied by 2 or 3 pieces of the same color.

No other pieces can pass the square until there is only one piece left on the square.

TIC-TAC-TOE

The player who goes first selects the 5 light brown pieces. Players takes turn

placing pieces on board. The first person to line up his 3 pieces in a

row, horizontally, Vertically, or diagonally wins.

RACING GAME

This game is played by 2 to 4 persons each using two counters of one color,

which are played in the START and NUMBER - BOARD. Then the counters move about

the board according to the dice rolled in any one direction once a time, when a counter

through to the WINNER - BOARD must moving the counter of the NUMBER - BOARD to

No. 1. The winner is the player who first reaches the WINNER - POST  and counter of the

NUMBER - BOARD to No.5

SPACE – VENTURE

For 2 to 4 players

Players start at square 1 and finish to 100. Take turns to throw the dice and move

your counter the number of spaces thrown on the dice, press inside of hint play game.