Yavalath is an abstract game for 2 or 3 players that was designed by a program called LUDI (invented by Cameron Browne) in 2007. The goal of the game is to place four stones in a row without first making three in a row.
With this set you can play Pentalath (also invented by LUDI), Susan, invented by Stephen Linhart, and Taacoca, by Vikingur Fjalar Eiríksson.
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