This game was part of a series of abstracts released by TSR in the eighties. The game board is several rows of hexes, and players line up on opposite sides. The playing pieces are dice, with the face-up side being a piece's speed, or the exact number of spaces that that die moves. As players lose dice through capture, the total number of pips showing on their dice is always constant. However, in the center of the board is a highly contested space called the Chamber, which can be used to split a die into two separate dice.
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