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Have more tiles in your colour than your opponent, or box in all their tokens.
The game ends as soon as there are no white tiles left on the board.
The board has 25 tiles, so the player with 13 or more tiles in their colour wins.
There’s a second way to win. If your turn ends with every one of your opponent’s tokens unable to move, you win on the spot, whatever the score.
A token can’t move when every tile next to it is taken. The edge of the board and the player’s own tokens count as walls too.
Every tile on the board can show one of three colours: white, gold or black.
To change a tile's colour, rotate it in the board.
Every turn you do two things, in any order. You must do both whenever you can.
Move every one of your tokens on the board, if it can move. Each token moves only once per turn.
If you still have tokens beside the board, add one. A token you just added can't move until your next turn.
The game keeps going even after all your tokens are on the board, until no white tiles are left.
A token moves up, down, left or right as many tiles as you like, and it can turn corners along the way. It can cross tiles of any colour.
After moving, turn the tile your token lands on to your colour. Don't change the tiles it passed over.
Careful: your own tokens can block each other too.
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Each turn, add one new token and turn the tile it's placed on to your colour.
You can only place it on a reachable tile: a tile that one of your tokens already on the board could move to.
In the picture, black's two tokens can reach every green tile. The gold tokens block the red tiles, so black can't add a token there.
If the game gets stuck in a loop, then every turn, if you can, you must change at least one tile to your colour, either from white or from your opponent's colour. This breaks the loop.