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	Five - a race game without dice

Five from FD Games Five is derived from an ancient Indian game like Ludo. Unlike all other games from this source, Five can be played without dice; then it turns into a game of pure strategy. £12 +p&p - board, rules, pieces (inc dice for simple play) & e-mail support See also: board games wedding stationery crafts craft courses bear collectables information services links to Acorn Publisher website ... Acorn Publisher AP on-line advertisers contributors user groups diary dates web-search RISC OS links subscribe to Acorn Publisher register with AP on-line contacting us	Five board game designed by John Cartmell using RISC OS software (ArtWorks) Five begins where Ludo leaves off. It's a game for 2 - 4 players but, unlike Ludo you don't need dice. Just plenty of thinking!
	See also - other single-board games, and: Four Square - a 3^rd Millennium (level 1) Game that uses any number of boards and players; and two Games from History - Krikos - circular chess boards Rithmomachia - the game for philosophers
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Five - a race game without dice