"13th Century Board Game Unearthed; Found In a Secret Chamber" Topic

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Tango01

08 Jan 2019 8:22 p.m. PST

"If you were alive in the 13th century, and living in what is now Russia, you would have had your hands full not getting killed by Mongol raiders. If you were, however, fortunate enough to live in a castle near what is today the Finnish border you would certainly have been a lot better off. In fact, you may have had time to play a game that was recently discovered in Vyborg Castle…."

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