Totolospi hawaiian

Totolospi hawaiianA race game from the Moki and Hopi people of southwestern North America, Totolospi has several variations of the arrangement, including a version for four players. In all cases, each player has just one peg, and must race to the opponent's home space and back again to win. The movement is determined by a toss of casting sticks or coins, and there's a definitive push your luck aspect to these coin tosses. Control of the center space is the real key to

The objective is simply to eliminate all your opponent's pieces OR to trap them so they cannot move

Made in USA for 2-6 players age 8+

Rhombus begins with a large empty table space surrounded by 2 to 4 players

" Though it's a popular pastime with youth

The game Brandubh is an Irish variation of ancient Norse games

and eventually acquire a fortune to win the game

From the ancient Greeks comes the solitaire challenge Pentalpha

and an alternate win condition that some players prefer

coins or matches

The Pu'uhonua o H'naunau National Historical Park features one of these ancient stone game boards

Includes a special “mini-expansion” too

and those sections are either red