Wood Theory and Nim

THEORY  THEORY is a board game for two players.

It is played on a board that has a series of hexagons that form a rhombus pattern.

THEORY is a game whose rules are simple enough that anyone can play it, but it is the branch of gaming that is of most interest to mathematicians, game theorists, and computer scientists.

It improves strategic thinking skills. It increases the ability to establish cause and effect relationships.

Increases socialization and initiative.

It reduces fragility.

It improves quick thinking and decision making skills.   HOW IS THEORY PLAYED? The game board is placed on the table and two players sit opposite each other.

The aim of the game is to create an uninterrupted path between any of the hexagons on the first row in front of you and any of the hexagons on your opponent's side.

The game starts with a draw.

They can place the stamps anywhere they want.

As they multiply their scales, they can form a path from the union.

Make strategic moves to block your opponent while players are making moves.

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