1998 · Abstract Strategy
Die Drei
Die Drei, means the three games. The box indeed contains the material and the German rules to play three Alex Randolph's games: Hepta, Pegs, Tetrods. It also contains the rules of T. for two, a game created by Franz-Josef Schulte with the pieces of Tetrods. Hepta is also known as Hepta (Ravensburger AG) or Magic 7 (Ideal). Pegs was published as Peggino (Ravensburger AG). Tetrods was never published before. T. for two was never published before.
- Players
- 1–2 best 2
- Playing time
- 10 min
- Age
- 10+
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