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This game from Swedish Lappland represents the struggle between landowners and the tribal Sami ( Lapps ). The Sami king, prince and warriors face off against the landowner, his son and tenant farmers. The game is won by a player when his opponent loses all their pieces, cannot make a legal move, or resigns; a draw can be arrived at by mutual agreement or after making a predetermined number of moves per side without a capture. Pieces capture other pieces by jumping over them. However, a piece cannot capture another piece above its rank. The game is related to the Alquerque family but uses a larger and differently-arranged board.
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Dablot Prejjesne has 3 videos from 2 creators: 2 how-to-play guides and 1 playthrough. They date from 2023 to November 2024.
To learn the rules, start with "How to Play Dablot Prejjesne" by rvcloud, which runs 4 min.
To see it played, watch "Playing Dablot Prejjesne Random(ish) Play #2" by rvcloud.
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This game from Swedish Lappland represents the struggle between landowners and the tribal Sami ( Lapps ). The Sami king, prince and warriors face off against the landowner, his son and tenant farmers. The game is won by a player when his opponent loses all their pieces, cannot make a legal move, or resigns; a draw can be arrived at by mutual agreement or after making a predetermined number of moves per side without a capture. Pieces capture other pieces by jumping over them. However, a piece cannot capture another piece above its rank. The game is related to the Alquerque family but uses a larger and differently-arranged board.
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