Difference between revisions of "Game-of-Ur board"

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Dating from 2500BC, this exciting yet infuriating board game can be played by one or two people. It trains intellectual skills.

A Game-of-Ur board is the tribal equivalent of a chess table. For other players, it might be purchased from a tribal merchant.

Recreation: Horseshoes pin ^(Colony) • Hoopstone ring ^(Tribal) • Game-of-Ur board ^(Tribal)
Complex Furniture: Billiards table • Chess table ^(Colony) • Poker table
(research): Tube television • Flatscreen television • Harp • Harpsichord • Piano
(trade): Megascreen television • Telescope
Related: Books (Novel • Schematic • Textbook • Tome) • Snowman

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	Dating from 2500BC, this exciting yet infuriating board game can be played by one or two people. It trains intellectual skills.		Dating from 2500BC, this exciting yet infuriating board game can be played by one or two people. It trains intellectual skills.

−	A Game-of-Ur board is the ~~Tribal~~ equivalent of a [[chess table]]. For other players, it ~~may~~ be purchased from a ~~Tribal trader~~.	+	A Game-of-Ur board is the tribal equivalent of a [[chess table]]. For other players, it might be purchased from a tribal merchant.