Board Games

The mill game is probably one of the oldest board games we know.
During excavation work on Roman border fortifications, different game variants of the mill games were discovered - including the mill wheel, which was a popular pastime of the Roman legionaries who played the game about 2000 years ago.

The rules of the game:
The aim of the game is to place a mill with your three pieces. H. Place three pieces in a row that runs across the middle.
Each player receives three pieces of one color.
At the beginning of the game, the pieces are alternately placed on the game board. Here, strategic attention should be paid to obstructing the opponent's opportunities to win, or to set himself so that the mill can succeed quickly.
When all the pieces are on the board, they are drawn alternately along the connecting lines, but always only in the closest free position.
Skipping game pieces is not allowed. It is also not allowed to sit out, there is an obligation to act. The game is over when one player manages to set a mill.
 

Who does not know, the problem with dice games ... the dice fall on the board andmess up  everything or even roll off the table side?
This will stopt with our dice tower. The dice are simply placed in the top of the tower and rolled down into a felt-cushioned warehouse, from which you can easily retrieve them for a new throw. In the tower, several small "obstacles" cause the dice to spin uncontrollably, making cheating almost impossible. For transport, the upper tower part is simply inserted into the lower part and also serves as a storage box for the cubes. On the outside, the dice tower is decorated with burnt-in decorations, which can also be exchanged against your own suggestions and names or engravings - if you have ideas, just contact us

Ludo - board game for up to 4 people.
It  is a descendant of the Indian game Pachisi.

We offer the game in natural wood for your own creativity or as a finished, glazed set.
Attention! Not suitable for children under 3 years. Danger of suffocation due to small parts that can be swallowed.

Surakarta - Javanese board game with a lot of tactics
According to various sources, Surakarta is a Javanese board game named after the Indonesian city of Surakarta.
The game, however, has not yet been proven to be a traditional Javanese board game by a reliable source.
Originally, people there probably played it with shells or stones and simply drew the game board in the sand.

Two players play against each other with 12 pieces each. With each move a stone is either drawn or captured.
In a single move, you can move diagonally in all directions. But hitting is not possible this way. If the field is occupied by an opposing piece, you cannot move there.
Hitting is only possible via the circles. The train can also run over several circles. If, at the end of the circle move, the player lands on a space occupied by an opposing figure, this is considered defeated and must be removed. If a player has no more pieces, he is defeated.

The tactical viking and sailor game for 2 people.
Just like chess, Hnefatafl is a purely strategic game without random moments.

We offer the game in natural wood for self-assembly or as a finished, glazed set.

Attention! Not suitable for children under 3 years. Danger of suffocation due to small parts that can be swallowed

Fast but easy board game for 2 or 4 people.
The goal is to be the first to reach the opposite side of the game board with your own figure.

We offer the game in natural wood for your own creativity or as a finished, glazed set.
Attention! Not suitable for children under 3 years. Danger of suffocation due to small parts that can be swallowed.

A board game for up to 4 people.
The game has three stages, 1: building the labyrinth, 2: hunting for the treasure and then 3: recovering the treasure.

The entrance to a large labyrinth was found beneath the ruins of Knossos in Greece. A deciphered stone tablet states that at the center is a great treasure as well as the crown of King Minos, signifying infinite wealth and power.
You put together a team of two archaeologists and don't want to miss out on the adventure and the treasure. You boldly enter the labyrinth...
But be careful, the labyrinth is equipped with traps and secret passages, dead ends and much more. Maybe the Minotaur is still lurking somewhere?
And to make matters worse, there are other treasure hunters who want to get ahead of you.
Will you face this challenge and ultimately hold the crown in your hands?

Uijuju - there is Merlin, the sorcerer at the castle of King Arthur, but things went wrong with the last spell.
The entire castle has disintegrated into pieces and now has to be rebuilt by you around the magic tower.
Of course that's not quite as easy as it looks. Actually, it's really hard.
First of all, you place the wizard's tower on one of the fixed points within the castle walls and then try to place the individual parts of the castle and buildings - of course, within the castle walls.