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Senet variants
Other ways to play Senet, each one ready to play here. Read how a variant changes the rules, then start a game with it chosen in the table setup.
Bell's Senet
R. C. Bell's 1960 reconstruction of Senet: ten pieces a side, a four-sided long die, captures that remove pieces, and a point for every piece borne off.
Jéquier's Senet
Gustave Jéquier's reconstruction of Senet: an opening decided by the first 1 thrown, blockades of three pieces, backward moves and the House of Water on square 27.