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- Tafl games (pronounced [tavl]), also known as hnefatafl games, are a family of ancient Northern European strategy board games pla**** on a checkered or...
- characteristics of the tafl games of the Middle Ages, such as hnefatafl. As in hnefatafl, the game features unevenly matched teams with different objectives...
- pla**** several types of tafl games; hnefatafl, nitavl (nine men's morris) and the less common kvatrutafl. Hnefatafl was probably the oldest type of board...
- Game of the Generals Gess Grande Acedrex (Spanish chess) Hexagonal chess Hnefatafl (Nordic chess-like game) Hiashatar (Mongolian chess variant) Hive (boardless...
- survived into our time. Hence, all modern versions of tafl (commonly called "Hnefatafl" and marketed exclusively as "Norse" or "Viking" games) are based on the...
- publisher The Cunning Artificer. It resembles ancient Norse games such as Hnefatafl, and involves two unequal sides, Trolls and Dwarves with different moves...
- to date back to at least 144 AD. Scandnavia The ancient Norse game of hnefatafl was developed sometime before 400 AD. United Kingdom In the United Kingdom...
- College ms. 122 (folio 5 verso), attempts to give scriptural meaning to a hnefatafl variant, and, though the layout is unwieldy, its proportions are also...
- with similar games of Norse origin like tawlbwrdd or tafl (also called hnefatafl), which involved a king in the centre and pieces in a 2:1 ratio. Evidence...
- illustrations including matter from the Sigurd legends. One shows two men playing Hnefatafl, a form of the boardgame called tafl. The name Svarthǫfði in the inscription...