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Before ten-pin bowling became popular, traditional wooden skittles were a staple in English pubs. This ancient game involved rolling a ball at nine wooden pins arranged in a diamond formation.
An ancient strategy game played in medieval Wales, similar to chess but with asymmetric gameplay. One player defended the king while the other tried to capture him.
In Scotland, a game known as Fidchell was played long before modern chess arrived. This Celtic board game was mentioned in ancient Irish and Scottish literature.
A wall-mounted game with rings and hooks — an old Irish pastime that tests precision over luck. Players would toss rings onto numbered hooks for points.
Invented by Sir John Suckling in the 17th century, cribbage became so popular that it was played aboard Royal Navy ships. The unique scoring board made it perfect for sea voyages.
Game boards for Nine Men's Morris have been carved into stone steps of medieval cathedrals across Britain, showing how popular this strategy game was among all social classes.
These are just a few fascinating stories from Britain's rich gaming tradition. Explore our games section to learn about the rules, history, and cultural significance of traditional British games.
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