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ChokoChoko 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

This game is also seen in southern India with a different board

The board can empty very fast and seeing the powerful patterns on the board takes some practice

Each card in the 72-card deck is emblazoned with four color bars

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Movement is made one piece per turn from one point to the next diagonally only

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sometimes called the "grandfather of backgammon" or the oldest game in history

and each player holds a hand of three Rhombus cards printed with geometric shapes in several colors

The interesting thing is that the pieces trapping it do not all have to be your own - either color can be part of the trap

but the forces are balanced in their effectiveness through combinations of powers and tactics

the objective being to form an equilateral triangle of any size in one color anywhere on the board