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Medicine WheelA game for 3 5 players where cards represent not only the 4 quarters of the Medicine Wheel, but also several other elemental features of Anishinaabe culture. The Anishinaabe inhabited North America for many thousands of years. They have a rich and beautiful culture with very deep traditions, including the Medicine Wheel. It's a symbol used in teaching tribal heritage and universal principles. The aspect of the game that sets it apart is the "sowing"

The objective is to complete an array of 16 stones while hindering your opponents as they try to do the same

A game for 3-5 players where cards represent not only the 4 quarters of the Medicine Wheel

which means "Stone That Kills" — a name derived from the power of the stone pawns to "kill" opposing pieces by jumping over them

The objective is to create a row of connected bars at least 5 cards wide

Cribbage pegs are used for pieces

and clay game boards have been found dating to the same period

Its name (pronounced "She Gwah Chee" is translates as "Watermelon Chess

Made in the USA for 2-4 players ages 8+

right alongside Checkers

Once they leave that back row

It's also played by the Zarma in Niger

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