Megiddo Travel memory

Megiddo Travel memoryA new travel version of the hit abstract strategy board game of the 1980s. Steve Baldwin's award winning game was praised by legendary game designer Sid Sackson (as well as chess champions and mathematicians around the world). Megiddo was an undisputed hit. The basic challenge is to create rows of six pegs on the unique circular game board, or capture a number of your opponent's pegs. Sounds simple enough, but the challenges and choices have

Players' pawns race around the outer circle attempting to get their pieces into the peg-holes on the center line by a count of the die

Filled with full-color images and helpful resources for game designers

Made in the USA for 2 or 3 players

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6x9" Trade paperback

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