Endodoi

Scoop out two facing rows of shallow pits in the dirt and fill each pit with an equal number of counters.

Players sit across from each other, traditionally passing the time while herding or resting with livestock nearby.

On a turn, empty one pit on your own side and sow its counters one at a time into the following pits around the board.

Landing your last counter in an opponent's pit that reaches a capturing count lets you scoop up that pit's contents.

Players continue alternating turns, planning ahead to set up favorable captures on later moves.

The game ends when one side's pits are empty, and the player who has captured the most counters wins.