The pattern of this Roman board game is found carved into railings, floor tiles, and paving stones in ancient Rome. It’s one of many variations on the 3-in-a-row theme found around the world. A quick game for 2 players, the game begins with opposing sets of pieces on the rim of the wheel and the hub left empty. Move-by-move, players pursue the goal against their opponent. This ancient game could be considered an alternative to Tic-Tac-Toe. Made in USA for 2 players age 8+.
