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Rules

Initial board position.


Sample Moves

Available moves for light pawns.

The diagram shows a sample situation of an ongoing game. The arrows indicate all legal moves available for the player controlling the light pawns.


Objective in more detail

Samples for square constellations winning the game called a 'Mondrago':

Light straight small square wins.

If edges of the winning square run exactly parallel towards the board edges the winning square is called a straight Mondrago. There are four different sizes of straight Mondrago winning squares. Here the light pawns form a winning three by three sized Mondrago.


Dark diagonal huge square wins.

Just two sizes of a Mondrago exist on diagonal justification. There are nine possible smaller diagonal Mondrago squares, too, and a huge one as shown here built by the dark pawns this time.


Dark oblique small square wins.

Oblique Mondrago squares exist in two sizes, too. Here dark built a small variant to win the game.


Mind there are exactly 50 different constellations to win a 'Mondrago'. A player wins even if the opponent's pawns may be placed on edges or inner fields of any Mondrago.

Ethics and Respect

On winning a game of Mondrago well educated fair players usually follow a policy that

  • the winner clearly announces and confirms his win by saying 'Mondrago'
  • while the competitor responds 'Thank you!'

As an additional sign of mutual respect a handshake or high five is quite common as well.

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Oliver Merkel, cc-by-nc-nd 4.0.

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Rules in various languages are available on www.mondrago.net

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