Ideal for budding or qualified Chess players, Mana will put your analytical and anticipatory skills to the test! An original game that will rekindle the passions of the most strategic among you.

A game by Claude Leroy, illustrated by Tom Delahaye

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Key Highlights ❣️

✓ Constraint-based mechanics: The landing square of a piece determines the starting square of another
✓ Re-entry mechanic: Captured pieces can return to play under certain conditions
✓ Advanced variant: A special mode for experienced players
✓ Easier than Chess: Perfect for aspiring chess players

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From 8 yo 2 players 15 min 9 languages

With its little chess-like airs, Mana is a very intuitive game.

Defy the Rônins and capture the opposing Daïmio to win the game. Free yourself from the constraints of the bird-Mana and create the surprise.

Often compared with Chess

Game details

Goal of the game

Capture your opponent's Daimio.

How to play?

You move the Daimio and Ronins of your color 1, 2 or 3 squares depending on the value of their starting square. It is the Mana Bird that indicates from which squares you must play.

A captured Ronin is excluded from the board but can be brought back into play if the Mana Bird imposes a move on you that you cannot play.

The first player to capture the opposing Daïmio wins the game!

Material

Wooden pieces

1 practical and elegant magnetic box
1 board of 36 squares
5 White Wooden Ronins
5 Black Wooden Ronins
1 White Wooden Daimio
1 Black Wooden Daimio
1 Golden Wooden Mana Bird
1 rulebook in 9 languages

Rules

In 9 languages

Download the rules

The included rulebook is in French, English, Dutch, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Polish and Czech.

Game Tips

The Daïmio must be placed on a square of value 2 in the first row of each player.

Losing a piece in Mana can paradoxically turn into an advantage, before capturing one, ask yourself if it is not a poisoned chalice.

In this original game, you play both against and with your opponent to make your strategy work.