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7. November 2008, 09:52:30
MrWCF 
Subject: Camelot
I would like to see Camelot offered on BrainKing. Camelot is one of the finest abstract strategy board games ever invented.

Camelot is a tactically complex, yet easily learned and quickly played mixture of American Checkers (British Draughts) and Halma (Chinese Checkers). Camelot is played by two players on a board of 160 squares. Each player begins the game with 14 pieces: four Knights and ten Men. The pieces utilize three different move types: Plain Move (one square, any direction), Canter (leap over friendly pieces), and Jump (leap over and capture enemy pieces). Knights may combine Canters and Jumps in a single move. The game is won either by moving any two pieces into the opponent's Castle, or by capturing all of the opponent’s pieces.

Camelot's forerunner, Chivalry, was released by George Parker in 1887. In 1930, a few changes to the board and piece setup resulted in a name change to Camelot. Camelot's greatest popularity was in the 1930s, 40s, and 50s. Camelot was discontinued in 1968, then reissued as Inside Moves in 1985, and finally discontinued again in 1986.

You can learn much more at http://www.worldcamelotfederation.com/

8. November 2008, 14:21:04
Fencer 
Subject: Re: Camelot
MrWCF: I like this game. I home no license is required to implement it.

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