boardgame· 1931
Scarnie
"Scarnie" is an enigmatic board game by John Scarne, distinct from "Scarney" despite historical photos linking them. Played on a board with four stations (numbers 1–7) and a central pool. It uses 28 numbered discs (color-number correlation unknown) placed face down. After revealing them, pawns are eliminated, and the last one remaining scores points. The rules remain partially incomplete and ambiguous.
This game falls under the category: Abstract Strategy.
- Players
- 2–4
- Duration
- –
- Age
- –+
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