Pah Tum

Product No.:: B030
Shipping time:: ca. 3-4 days (abroad may vary)
Stock:: 85 pieces
Size:: 23 cm
Material game material :: Glass nuggets
Material Playing field:: Lether
Manufacturer:: Historische Brettspiele Steffen Schmidt, Zörnigaller Str. 11, 06895 Zahna-Elster OT.Bülzig
security advice:: Caution! Not suitable for children under 3 years. Small parts can be swallowed. Choking hazard!
Contact:: www.historische-Brettspiele.de
Contents:: 1 leather playing field, 12 glass game pieces of each color, 5 blockade pieces of one color, 1 replacement piece of each color, game instructions
Weight:: 0.3 kg per piece

color of the playing field:

1. Player:

2. Player:

blocking stones:

15,00 EUR

incl. 19% tax excl. Shipping costs

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Description

The Pah Tum game was probably already known 3800 years ago in Mesopotamia. This makes it one of the oldest known games. Two players try to form rows by filling the field with pieces. Whoever is more successful and can prevent their opponent from forming rows wins the game. At the end of the game, the rows formed are counted and points are awarded according to a certain key. Whoever has the most points wins the game.

Our board games are burnt onto leather, making them durable. And the game almost packs itself for transport. All you have to do is press the game down slightly with one finger in the centre of the playing field, pull on the string and the game packs itself away. It should stay that way for transport. All you have to do now is push the bead up to the bag that has just formed and the game is packed ready for travelling. The games can be used in this way on hikes, on bike tours, in the car or even on long flights. The games are packed so small that the pocket of a jacket is sufficient to take this pleasant form of entertainment with you.

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