The Russian variant, Narde, has all the pieces on either the 12 or 24 point with the players moving in the same direction.
The Russian variant, Narde, has all the pieces on either the 12 or 24 point with the players moving in the same direction. The "hyper" version has each player with one piece on each of the 24, 23, and 22 spots respectively. The most popular variant originated in the U.S. Navy. For 10 points—name this board game, whose most popular variant is Acey-Deucey, in which players try to move their fifteen stones around the board to their opponent's inner table and bear them off the fastest.
The Russian variant, Narde, has all the pieces on either the 12 or 24 point with the players moving in the same direction.
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