Site web: www.tawol.fr 2 players – From 8 years old.

Release of an adverse Pawn
When a Pawn is blocked, the assembly can't move, it must wait until the opponent
releases it.
The opponent can release a pawn:
• by taking a Tower, by moving on another Pawn, if they are at a good distance.
• by going down on the board.
If he chooses to go down on the board, he will apply the movement rules on the board.
Example:
2 players – From 8 years old.
If he goes down on the board by playing a Pawn with 2 flanges (B), he has the choice to
go down on board of 1 or 2 boxes.
Tawôl © is a strategic game in 3D on board
Composition of the game
Taking a Tower
When a Tower has been taken, the assembly can't move. The Pawn can't go down
anymore neither on a Pawn, neither on the board: It full filled its mission of taking a
Tower. The Pawn can still continue to move from Tower to Tower to facilitate decision
other Tours, following the movements of attack.
Tawôl © comprises:
• 1 board Tawôl © of 64 boxes (8x8).
• 36 parts distributed in 2 colors.
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Last rule
The last rule says it's forbidden to block more that the half of available adverse Pawns
during all the game. Avaiable Pawns are those which are not on Towers. As are taken
adverse Tours, the number of Pawns that opponant can block descreases.
The one who blocks more than the half of available adverse Pawns must release one of
them at his choice, if the opponent notices it. This release counts as a hit. This rule is an
important element of the strategy, so pay attention !
Have a good game.
Trick:
To quickly count the number of Pawns that the opponent can block just count the
number of Pawns on adverse Towers, subtract it to the 10 initial Pawns and divide the
rest by 2. And round the result to the lower integer.
Example:
3 Pawns on adverse Towers. Remains 7 available Pawns. The oppponent can
block 3 Pawns max.
Copyrights © -
Tawôl © est une marque déposée. La règle du jeu est déposée. Les pièces et plateau sont
des modèles déposés. Les pièces et plateau de ce jeu sont fabriqués en France. Les vernis de protection utilisés
satisfont à la norme Européenne EN71.3 « Sécurité des jouets ».
Site web: www.tawol.fr
From left to right (on the image above), for each color:
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8 Towers (T),
4 Pawns with 1 flange (A),
4 Pawns with 2 flanges (B),
2 Pawns without flanges (C).
Goal of the game
Each player has 8 Towers and 10 Pawns. The goal is to take the 8 adverse Towers by
placing a Pawn on each of them. The one who takes the 8 Towers first wins. Whites start.
Setup up of the game
Each player places his parts following the schema and the photo below:
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C
T
T
T
T
T
T
B
B
T
T
B
B
A
A
A
A
C
IT IS FORBIDDEN TO JUMP OVER A PAWN OR TOUR WHATSOEVER.
MOVEMENTS MUST BE DONE IN STRAIGHT LINE, IT IS FORBIDDEN TO
CHANGE OF DIRECTION IN A SINGLE MOVEMENT.
Movements of attack
To:
C
A
A
A
A
B
B
T
T
B
B
T
T
T
T
T
T
C
Attacker
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block an adverse Pawn or take a Tower,
move from Pawn to Pawn,
move from Tower to Tower,
ou se déplacer d'un Pion vers une Tour,
the attacking Pawn must make the most of its movement.
Right attack distances (Whites attack).
Schema and photo of the game setup.
Movements of Pawns and Towers on the board
All movements can be done in any direction, forward, back, sides, on diagonals.
It exists 4 kinds of parts:
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Pawns with 1 flange (A) move of 1 box in any direction.
Pawns with 2 flanges (B) move to the choice of 1 or 2 boxes in any
direction.
Pawns without flanges (C) move to the choice of 1 or 2 or 3 boxes in
any direction..
Towers (T) move of 1 box in any direction..
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(left) Taking adverse Towers
(right) Right attack distances (Blacks attack).
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