MrWCF: I read about the checkers game indeed it was weakly solved. I study maths, pity I did not learn anything about interesting Game Theories. What does the solving levels mean? By what perfect play, the games always draw?

Edit: I see the game board has lots more sides, piece connot be captured that easy. Interesting...

MrWCF: Is it a solved game then? Or is it a "not so easily solved game" just like Checkers and Chess?

I like Camelot. Although you have to be alert, for else a foul move often counts as 7 captured pieces. I think this hyper Camelot version should be added too ;)

http://www.worldcamelotfederation.com/Camette_Rules.htm

Thanks. That saves 6 pieces because I thougt it was otherwise.

If you have to capture with pawns, are you allowed to make a knight's charge instead?

Are L3 and A3 legal fields? I thought te board is symetric.