A Journey Through Time and Strategy

Step into a world where ancient traditions meet modern intellect. Our 3D-printed board hosts not one, but three captivating games - each with its own rich history and unique gameplay. Whether you’re a seasoned strategist or a curious novice, this multifaceted board promises hours of entertainment and mental stimulation.

Game Rules:

Bagh Chal (The Tiger Game):

Objective: Bagh Chal, originating from Nepal, pits two players against each other. One player controls the cunning tiger, while the other commands a team of nimble goats.

Setup: The board features a 5x5 grid with four tigers placed at the corners and 20 goats in the center.

Gameplay:

Tiger Moves: Tigers can jump over adjacent goats (horizontally, vertically, or diagonally) to capture them. The goal is to eliminate goats.
Goat Moves: Goats can move to adjacent empty spaces. Their objective is to block the tigers’ movements.

Winning: Tigers win by reducing the goat count to five or by trapping them so they cannot move. Goats win if they successfully block the tigers’ movements.

Story: Bagh Chal reflects the struggle between predator and prey, echoing the balance of nature.

Rules in Video Format:

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Alquerque (The Ancient Checkers):

Objective: Alquerque, played across ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia, is a game of jumps and captures.

Setup: The board consists of a 5x5 grid with 12 pieces per player (usually black and white).

Gameplay:

Piece Moves: Players move their pieces diagonally to adjacent empty spaces.
Captures: Jump over an opponent’s piece to capture it. Captured pieces are removed from the board.

Winning: The first player to eliminate all opponent pieces or immobilize them wins.

Story: Alquerque symbolizes strategic warfare, where each piece represents a soldier on the battlefield.

Rules in Video Format:

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Teeko (The Modern Mind-Bender):

Objective: Teeko combines elements of tic-tac-toe and connect-four.

Setup: The 5x5 board features 25 spaces.

Gameplay:

Piece Placement: Players take turns placing their pieces on the board.

Winning Patterns: Form a winning pattern of four pieces in a row (horizontally, vertically, or diagonally).

Strategic Depth: Unlike tic-tac-toe, you can move your pieces after placement, adding complexity.

Story: Teeko represents the fusion of ancient wisdom with modern twists—a puzzle for the curious mind.

Rules in Video Format:

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Why You’ll Love It:

Quality Craftsmanship: Our 3D-printed board is both functional and visually appealing.
Educational Fun: Explore the historical context of these games while enjoying friendly competition.
Portable: Take it to picnics, gatherings, or cosy evenings at home.
Family Bonding: Share laughter, strategize, and create lasting memories with loved ones.
Brain Boost: These games engage your intellect, sharpen your focus, and ignite your imagination.

So, print the board, choose your game, and let the ancient and modern collide. May your moves be strategic, your victories sweet, and your legacy enduring. 🎲🌟

Print Settings

Slicer: I used a Cura slicer, but you can use your preferred one (Bambu Labs / Prusa / Luban / and others )
The file is for FDM Printers: I printed it on Ender 5 pro, ofc you can yous every FDM printer, if the file does not fit the print bed just scale it down.
Filaments: For the board I used Wood Fiber PLA and for the pieces regular PLA.
Infill: 30%
Retraction:
Nozzle Temp: 210 C (The Nozzle Temp needs to be adjusted to your filament)
Support: No need for Supports

Assembly: No assembly needed

(If you plan to print it using Wood Fiber PLA I would recommend using a wider nozzle for example 0.6 or 0.8 mm to avoid clogging)

Ancient Games Trio: Bagh Chal, Alquerque, and Teeko