學習科納內: 規則

Konane is an ancient Hawaiian game often called Hawaiian Checkers. Unlike most checkers variants, the board starts completely full, and players capture by jumping. The player who cannot move loses - a last-move-loses structure.

The game is played on an 8x8 board (modern) or various traditional sizes. Every square is filled with alternating black and white stones. Black removes one stone from the center or a corner, then White removes an adjacent stone.

1. 01After the initial removals, players take turns jumping.
2. 02Black moves first (after the initial piece removals).
3. 03Pieces can only move by jumping orthogonally (horizontally or vertically) over an adjacent enemy piece to the empty square beyond.
4. 04The jumped piece is captured and removed from the board.
5. 05Multiple jumps in the same direction are allowed in a single turn if available.
6. 06You cannot change direction during a multi-jump sequence.
7. 07If you cannot make any jump, you lose the game immediately.
8. 08Pieces never move without capturing.

Win by making the last legal move. When your opponent has no jumping moves available, they lose.

Konane was played by Hawaiian royalty and commoners for centuries before Western contact. Games could have significant stakes, and the game was banned by missionaries in the 19th century but survived among Hawaiian communities.