Cubikahd

Cubikahd—or cu'bikad, depending on the dialect—was a Mandalorian game played using holograms.
Each player was given four knives, which they would move to various positions on the face of a cube, with the intention of capturing their opponent's pieces.
Fenn Rau, the leader of the Mandalorian Protectors, played a game of cubikahd with the Mandalorian rebel Sabine Wren. He remarked that her skill with the game had grown rusty since she had left Mandalore.
==Behind the scenes==
The first canonical appearance of cubikahd was in "Imperial Supercommandos," a third season episode of the animated television series Star Wars Rebels.
Cu'bikad was first introduced into the Star Wars franchise in the 2007 Star Wars Legends novel Legacy of the Force: Sacrifice,Legacy of the Force: Sacrifice while the game's name was first given the following year in the novel Legacy of the Force: Revelation.Legacy of the Force: Revelation
During the course of production for the episode "Imperial Super Commandos," original scripts called for Wren and Rau to play a game of dejarik. Ultimately, the production crew elected to adapt the pre-existing game of cu'bikad for the episode, in order to have the two Mandalorian characters engage in a game more unique to the Mandalorian culture. Several members of the Star Wars Rebels team jokingly referred to cubikahd as "stabble" behind the scenes.
==Appearances==
*Star Wars Battlefront II 
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==Notes and references==
Category:Board games
Category:Mandalorian culture