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Expansion for Gipf Completes the Gipf project line of games Abstract strategy It is a board game 18 new pieces for the series, Manufacturer: Rio Grande

2 to 5 players 30 minutes to play Abstract strategy game Part of the Gipf project Expansion for base game, Manufacturer: Rio Grande

This expansion integrates DVONN and ZERTZ with the original GIPF game. Additionally, it contains ring pieces to extend the ZERTZ board into new configurations.

The first expansion of Project GIPF, a series of interconnecting games that consist of six games and a number of sets with additional pieces.

GIPF is a strategy game for two players. on each of your turns you introduce a piece into play, until you get four in a row. Each time you get a row of 4 pieces, you remove it from the board and capture any of your opponents pieces that extend the row. This principle of capturing pieces creates completely different positions on the board time and again. The aim is to form successive rows of at least 4 pieces, until your opponent has no pieces left to bring into play. GIPF is a pure and challenging...

The third expansion of Project GIPF, a series of interconnecting games that consist of six games and a number of sets with additional pieces.

You can use the ZERTZ rings to play ZERTZ on a larger board - that's clear. But to make use of the potentials, you need GIPF in the first place. Potentials are additional pieces that you can add to GIPF (i.e. to add extra twists to the game) - and ZERTZ and DVONN are not needed at that stage yet. You only need them if you want to go one step further: you can use the potentials as a means to link ZERTZ and/or DVONN with GIPF.

P�NCT is the final game of Project GIPF, a series of games that, as you probably know, was announced to consist of 6 games and a number of sets with additional pieces. GIPF, the central game of the Project, was initially released in Belgium in 1997. Now, 8 years later, the series is complete.P�NCT is a connection game: the goal is to link two opposite sites. On your turn, you either bring a new piece into play, or you move a piece that is already on the board. The more pieces you bring into play...

The TAMSK-potential is the first additional piece of Project GIPF. It is named after the game TAMSK and offers new ways to play GIPF. A clarifying note from designer Kris Burm about the GIPF Project expansion Set #1 and the TAMSK potentials included with the TAMSK game: As you maybe know, enclosed in the TAMSK box are 3 white and 3 black TAMSK-potentials. These are samples. You need a minimum of 3 potentials of each color to get a feeling of how they change a game of GIPF. The GIPF Project Expansion...

GIPF Set 2 contains 12 Z�RTZ-potentials, 12 DVONN-potentials and 12 extra Z�RTZ rings.You can use the Z�RTZ rings to play Z�RTZ on a larger board -- that's clear. But to make use of the potentials, you need GIPF in the first place. Potentials are additional pieces that you can add to GIPF (i.e. to add extra twists to the game) -- and Z�RTZ and DVONN are not needed at that stage yet. You only need them if you want to go one step further: you can use the potentials as a means to link Z�RTZ and/or DVONN...

GIPF PUNCT is the final game of Project GIPF, a series of interconnecting games that consist of six games and a number of sets with additional pieces. The goal in PUNCT is to link two opposite sites - but, the strategy is not only about making a connection, but also about misleading your opponent!