Hi There,
I’ve been playing Chinese Checkers and Nine Men’s Morris lately and had a thought of creating a hybrid version of both games. So I got my Nine Men’s board and Chinese Checkers pieces and thought what if I place 3 pieces on the outer perimeter and 3 in the middle perimeter (same on opposite side) how would that work.......so after I tried a play test with myself to get an idea how or if it works, I would say yes it works to a degree. I’m looking on thoughts on this idea of creating a hybrid or if something similar is out there that I can explore to get better inspired.
Here are some quick basic rules I used on my self play test:
Only move one space at a time
No jumping
No capture
No draws allowed
Thanks
Hey thanks for your reply. At the first initial play test I wanted to get a feel for the movement and see if I was going to encounter any major problems, of course trying to do this against myself might be a bit difficult. I will have jumping and capturing incorporated into the game, yes the idea is to reach the opposite side.