Mana

Mana is an abstract thinking game for 2 players that has some similarities with chess. Each player plays with the pawns of 1 color. To win the game, players must capture the opponent's Daïmio.

On the game board of Mana you see all squares with 1, 2 or 3 horizontal lines. The number of lines indicates how many squares the pawn on it can move. The Mana bird indicates which pawns may be moved. For example, if the Mana bird is on a square with 3 horizontal lines, the player who has the move may only move a pawn that is on a square with three horizontal lines.

When a piece is captured, you take it off the board. This pawn can come back into play later when the Mana bird indicates a space that no longer has a pawn on it.

Find the correct way to defeat the opponent's Daïmo. Sometimes getting caught is even the best plan of attack.

Contents of the game Mana:
- a game board,
- 13 wooden pieces,
- 1 rule book.