Originally invented thousands of years ago. Each turn, you roll four dice and move a piece by the total. Landing on a red square gives you an extra turn. If you land on an enemy piece, that piece is put off the board. The middle square makes it so that nothing can take a piece, and you can never take one of your own pieces, and are instead blocked by them. You start at the bottom of the top piece on your side, go up, then go to the middle and down, and finally at the very bottom go to your side and up again. If you get exactly off at the end, that piece is permenantly removed and you get one point. You have 7 pieces to start, and need to score 7 to win. Every time you roll, you may add a piece to the beginning, with its position determined by your roll. If you roll 0, your turn is skipped.
