Tsuro
Tsuro is a tile-based board game designed by Tom McMurchie and published by WizKids.
Tsuro is a board game for two to eight players. Each player takes their turn by selecting a tile from their "hand", and places the tile on the board to build a path that begins at the edge of the board and travels around the interior. The object of the game is to travel the path and to avoid ending your journey at the edge of the game board, and to be the last remaining piece in the play area.
Playing pieces:
The board is a square, subdivided into a six-by-six grid of squares. The squares are the size of the tiles.
Stones: Eight markers, differently-colored for identification, serve to represent up to eight players' individual positions on the board.
The box contains thirty-six tiles, but one is differentiated from the others by its front and back; there are, therefor, thirty-five standard tiles. A standard playing tile has four sides, and four strings, each connected to the tile at either end, a standardized distance apart, meaning that any tile may be placed next to any other tile as part of a legitimate move, with any of the four edges abutting adjacent tiles, and still have all the lines of the tiles form contiguous "paths".
Tsuro is also the name for the hare in some Bantu languages.
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