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Len ChoaThis is a game from ancient Siam, also played in other parts of southeast Asia (with variations). One player takes on the role of a Tiger, and the other has control of six Leopards. The Tiger eliminates Leopards with a simple jump to an empty space beyond, following the lines on the board. The Leopards' task is to trap the Tiger so it cannot move. It's a common type of game (Hounds and Hares, Fox and Geese, etc.) except for the configuration of the

The winners will survive to fight again

one of only a few known to history

it's a multi-player game for up to six players

following the lines on the board

sometimes not

The method of capture is unusual

A two-player strategy game played on a board reproduced from archeological finds in Pompeii

Definitely more than the usual race game

Pegs are moved any unblocked distance orthogonally

Tobits can move like chess rooks and make long jumps to capture

The game of Fanorona has a long history

attempting to form a row of three of their pieces