Oradori

Oradori is an abstract strategy game thought to have originated in the ancient Miouran nation of Ores. Its name literally translates to "Path to the Sun" in the old Orian language, referencing the chief objective of the game to build a path to the opponent's "sun" on the opposite side of the board. Paths are built with varying game pieces called stones that have different properties based on the design on the piece, such as being able to capture opponent's pieces that they touch, being able to move more than one space at a time, and "rooting" in place and rendering the piece both unable to move and unable to be captured by the opponent. To win, one player must have a complete path consisting of pieces they control that leads from their sun to the opponent's sun; the path does not need to be a perfectly straight line, but it cannot be made with pieces diagonal from one another. The game requires intelligent use of the tools at the player's disposal and counterplaying the opponent's movements.
Category:Ealdremen Games
Category:Mioura
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