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| − | A dzaibi is a board game with figurines broadly similar to chess. It is thought to have originated | + | A dzaibi is a board game with figurines broadly similar to chess. It is thought to have originated from [[Shelekhumbia]], [[Shagrela'al]], or [[Hœrnect]]. It is played with a square board with 8 x 8 square places and sixteen pieces for each player. Dzaibi was introduced into the Pallathantic Region after the Fall of the Yophenthean Empire, but the exact year is a matter of debate to scholars. |
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A dzaibi is a board game with figurines broadly similar to chess. It is thought to have originated from Shelekhumbia, Shagrela'al, or Hœrnect. It is played with a square board with 8 x 8 square places and sixteen pieces for each player. Dzaibi was introduced into the Pallathantic Region after the Fall of the Yophenthean Empire, but the exact year is a matter of debate to scholars.
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