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+ Clobber
+ clobber
+
+
+ Clobber is played on a rectangular board with a grid of spaces.
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+
+ The board starts out filled with alternating white and black pieces. Players
+ can decide which color they want to play as.
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+
+ On their turn, a player can move one of their pieces to an orthogonally
+ adjacent space, only if that space is occupied by the opponent's piece. By
+ doing this, they remove the opponent's piece from the board.
+
+ The last player that is able to move wins the game.
+
+
+
+ There are many variants of this game, specified by the dimensions of the
+ board.
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+
+
+
+
+
+ Michael Setchko Palmerlee
+
+
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+
+ Horses
+ horses
+
+ Horses is played on a circular board with eight spaces on the perimeter and one in the center
+ Three pieces per player. Player 1 has blue pieces, player 2 has red.
+
+ The board starts out empty. Players take turns placing pieces until they have each placed 3.
+ After this, players take turns moving a piece to an adjacent space
+
+ The first player to get 3-in-a-Row wins the game.
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+
+
+ In the regular variant, the first player to get 3-in-a-Row wins. In the
+ misere variant, the first player to get 3-in-a-Row loses.
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ Michael Setchko Palmerlee
+
+
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+
+ Pancakes
+ pancakes
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+
+
+ The pieces in this puzzle are pancakes of varying width. One side of the
+ pancake is cooked nicely, while the other side is burnt.
+
+
+ Each turn, the player can choose to flip the top n pancakes. When selecting
+ a move, the selected pancake and all pancakes above it will be flipped over.
+
+
+ The goal of the puzzle is to arrange the stack of pancakes in descending
+ order of width (from bottom to top), with all of the burnt sides facing down.
+
+
+
+
+ The variants of this puzzle are defined by the number of pancakes in the
+ stack.
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ Michael Setchko Palmerlee
+
+
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