Board Game
Narro
Released 1978 / 2-2 players / 30-30 min / Ages 6+
Designer: Martial Tramond
Publisher: Bütehorn Spiele (Buchholz Verlag)
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Description
The name of the game is derived from the German word "Narr", which means fool or clown.
The game is played on a 12x12 board. Each player has 3 red, green, blue and yellow playing pieces, but one player uses the round pieces and the other the square ones. Each field of the board shows one of these 4 colors and the pieces can move only on fields of their color.
Object of the game is to capture all opposing pieces and still having 2 or more own pieces on the board. Captures are made by jumping over opposing pieces.
The game is played on a 12x12 board. Each player has 3 red, green, blue and yellow playing pieces, but one player uses the round pieces and the other the square ones. Each field of the board shows one of these 4 colors and the pieces can move only on fields of their color.
Object of the game is to capture all opposing pieces and still having 2 or more own pieces on the board. Captures are made by jumping over opposing pieces.
