Choko middle eastern

Choko middle easternChoko is a traditional game from the Republic of the Gambia in West Africa. It's a typical two phase game: place pieces on the board and then move and capture. The unique aspect of Choko is a concept called "Drop Initiative." This means that in the first phase of the game, a player may choose to switch to movement tactics until the other player chooses to switch back again to the placement phase. The drop initiative offers players a way to respond to

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and deal with the hand of fate as the weather and other effects can influence the outcome of each skirmish

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play moves on to the movement phase

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there are shortcuts on the board at the East

A version is played in India called "Yih" and the variation played in the Philippines is called "Tapatan

the lowest final score winning the game

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When the Mongolian Empire stretched its borders into Eastern Europe in the 11th century

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The people of Madagascar adapted the rules to boards of various sizes