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Good NeighborThe name of the game comes from the unique scoring style in which your total score is added to your neighbors score. So you want your neighbor (the player to your left) to score well, but not too well. Points are scored by all players moving a single white peg around the board, capturing colored pegs. The starting array of pegs is random, so the game is a new challenge every time. This Alexander Randolph creation has been published in Europe under

this Victorian game is unique

The rule book includes historical and cultural history of the game

This travel version (board is 4x4x1 inches) is made in the USA for 2 players age 6+

the player with the most of their own color showing will win the game

The placement of a peg scores you points

Made in USA for 4 players age 8+

but the eternal conflict goes on forever between the Holy and the Evil - Sancti et Malum

As you can expect

People have played games since the dawn of civilization

By playing your cards carefully you will gain cards that will contribute to your final score

but either of the two players may place

from ancient conflicts to contemporary wars through the 1950s