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Five-Field KonoFive Field Kono is known in its native Korea as "O Pat Kono. The game is at least 1,000 years old, and in the 20th century was released in commercial versions by several major toy and game manufacturers. It is a predecessor to the larger games "halma" and "Chinese checkers." Each of two players places one piece on each of 7 points on the outer edges of their own side of a 25 point grid. Movement is made one piece per turn from one point to the next

But instead of only addition

maybe more

Your final score is measured by how much voltage you can generate at the end of the game

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There are variations to the rules

It was adopted by the people of Poland and became a tradition there

The name of this game means "it's your turn" in Japanese

one of the few multi-player games with a winner who then becomes a turncoat and tries to keep anyone else from coming in second place

This larger peg version features a 5

where they called it Jarmo

But once there are just a few pieces on the board

but the center two rows are where most of the conflict takes place