(game "Tabulae" ) //------------------------------------------------------------------------------ (option "Variant" args:{ } { (item "Incomplete" < (players 2) (equipment { ("BackgammonBoard" { [#] } ) (dice d:6 num:[#]) (piece "Disc" Each [#]) }) (rules (start [#]) (play [#]) (end ("EscapeWin")) ) > "The incomplete ruleset." ) }) //------------------------------------------------------------------------------ (rulesets { (ruleset "Ruleset/Historical Information (Incomplete)" { "Variant/Incomplete" }) }) //------------------------------------------------------------------------------ (metadata (info { (description "Tabulae was the name for a kind of game in medieval Europe that eventually developed into Backgammon and its related games. Played on a series of 24 points with fifteen pieces per player, it was the most popular rade game played in Medieval Europe.") (aliases {"Tables"}) (rules "24 points arranged in two rows. Fifteen pieces per player. Played with cubic dice.") (source "DLP evidence.") (id "2037") (version "1.3.12") (classification "board/race/escape/reconstruction/pending") (credit "Eric Piette") (origin "This game was played in Europe, from around 950 to 1150.") } ) (graphics { (board Style backgammon) (stackType Backgammon) }) (recon { (concept "NumStartComponents" 30) }) )