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PicariaPicaria means "little stone" in the language of the Tewa tribe of Southwest United States. This two player 3 in a row game has been played for many generations and spread all across the southwest. It's a typical two phase 3 in a row game, but there are no captures in Picaria. Placing pieces to form a row of three will win, but if that pattern is not achieved in the first phase, play moves on to the movement phase. One space at a time along the lines

This version of the game is called Kolowis Awithlaknannai by the Zuni

It's a symbol used in teaching tribal heritage and universal principles

there are shortcuts on the board at the East

Learn more about the history of this game at Wikipedia

Score Boards are far more convenient than scores on paper

a series of games is typical to determine a final winner (best three out of five

Choose from a variety of possible maneuvers available from a hand of cards

and probably older

Captures are achieved by a flanking maneuver

Tobits can move like chess rooks and make long jumps to capture

These warriors start the game asleep

But there are also the Roaming Spirits