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Revision as of 20:02, 28 March 2019
Game-of-Ur board
Dating from 2500BC, this exciting yet infuriating board game can be played by one or two people. It trains intellectual skills.
Base Stats
- Type
- Buildings – Recreation
- Mass
- 2 kg
- Beauty
- 2
- HP
- 90
Building
- Size
- 1
- Placeable
- Yes
- Cover Effectiveness
- 20%
Dating from 2500BC, this exciting yet infuriating board game can be played by one or two people. It trains intellectual skills.
A Game-of-Ur board is the Tribal equivalent of a chess table. For other players, it may be purchased from a Tribal trader.
- Recreation
- Horseshoes pin (Colony) • Hoopstone ring (Tribal) • Game-of-Ur board (Tribal)
- Complex Furniture
- Billiards table • Chess table (Colony) • Poker table
- (research)
- Tube television • Flatscreen television • Harp
• Harpsichord • Piano - (trade)
- Megascreen television • Telescope
- Related
- Snowman