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Three Men's Morris
(Public Domain)
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This ancient game is probably a direct ancestor of the better known Nine Men's Morris as well as Tic-Tac-Toe. It is played on a board of three rows and three columns. Players have three pieces each and take turns first placing then moving their pieces. The goal is to form a straight or diagonal line of three. There are two forms of the game: In the simple version, diagonal moves are illegal; in the more complex variant they are allowed.
- Players: 2
- Play time: 5 min
- Complexity: 1.20 / 5
- Designer: (Uncredited)
- Year: -1400