hacete un video con una partida de muestra porque suena interesante el juego! un abrazo vikingoviejo!!!

Woow!!!!!!👏👏👏

Hola Alex....me suscribo

Aleex!! Muy buena la propuesta., bien completa. Falto pasar la direccion del espacio.

un buen juego para los que no tienen enemigos

Hi saludos, feliz Navidad, una pregunta...hay más sobre ese juego? Supongo que es de tu autoría.

Este juego esta bien equilibrado?

Muchas gracias, muy útil tu video, saludos desde México

Un abrazo desde la republica dominicana!

Interesante!😁👍

Me encanto! Muy buena explicación, lo juego con mi novia que amo mucho y nos entretiene un montón

I'm desperately looking for someone to popularise the rules and to make real tournaments. The rules I describe are in addition of the Copenhagen Hnefatafl rules : 1) First of all, black pieces aren't all the same. There are commanders on b6, f10, f2 and j6. Commanders may make a short orthogonal jump (no capture) over a white ordinary piece, black ordinary piece or the King too but a commander cannot jump over another commander. 2)All black pieces including the commanders cannot move to 5 and 7 squares so as to they can move to 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 9, 10 squares. 3) The King may make a short orthogonal (not diagonal) jump over a white ordinary piece from the throne. For example : King is on f6 and may jump to d6 over a white piece which is on e6, if the d6 square is empty. 4) There's no multiple capture. The player has to choose which piece to take. 5) The King can be blocked next to a corner square according to these 2 schemes : a) black pieces (ordinary or commander) are on a2 and c1, the King comes on b1 and a third black piece (ordinary or commander) (which is NOT from a2) comes on b2. If white didn't manage to free its King within 6 white moves, black wins. b) a commander or a black ordinary piece is on c1, the King comes on b1 and a commander from a2, b11 OR k2 comes on b2 (this scheme only applies when it's a commander and only if the commander comes from a square which is next to a corner square : a commander from a2, b11 or k2 in this case). If white didn't manage to free its King within 6 white moves, black wins. 6) Shieldwall rules : When pieces manage to surround other pieces in shieldwall next to a corner square, then the player has to choose which piece to take but, otherwise, if the shieldwall capture isn't next to a corner square, then all pieces are captured (the shieldwall corner capture only applies when white captures black pieces). 7) When the King is blocked on the edge of the board (not next to a corner square, so this rule doesn't concern a2, a10, b11, j11, k10, k2, j1, b1) by 3, if, after 15 white moves, white doesn't manage to free its King, then black wins. 8)There's a draw game in only 2 cases : a) a white ordinary piece and a black piece (ordinary or commander) repeat the same move 3 times except if white create a false edge fort (a fort where there's no movement of the King on the edge of the board) then white loses. b) black isn't able to surround completely white because of lack of pieces and white can't escape nor create an edge fort but white has 4 or more ordinary pieces. 9) Black wins if it manages to capture the King (by 4 or by 3 next to the throne, on the edge of the board or next to the corner following the previous rules), by surrounding white or if it didn't manage to surround white but it left 3 or less ordinary white pieces. 10) White wins : either its King reaches 1 of the 4 corners (a1, a11, k11, k1) or white manages to create an edge castle where the King moves on the edge safely following the Copenhagen rules. Example of good Hnefatafl's gameplay : 1.i8 j7 2.j3 h9 3.k9 c4 4.c8 e2 5.d2x e2 6.c2 g2x 7.bb3 i6 8.kj4 fi7 9.ii10 j10 10.hh10 d10 11.d6 c9 12.ac7 d5 13.d4x 7e4x 14.11h4 g10 15.C^h10 j2 16.kj5 ("C^h10" means the commander jumps in h10)

La cosmonauta lo escucho.