Chinese Checkers Board Game

• Always a cherished strategy game.
• Invented in Germany in 1892 as Stern-Halma.
• Evolved from the older American game Halma.
• Name is misleading; not a variation of checkers and not from Asia.
• Plays two, three, four, or six people, solo or in teams.
• Rules are simple and suitable for young children.
• Objective is to race all pegs across the hexagram-shaped board into the opposite corner.
• Moves include single steps and jumps over other pieces to advance faster.
• With many pieces on the board, long leaps across the board are possible.
• Includes a gorgeous wooden box with a matching lid for travel and storage.
• Star-shaped board and striking colors make it an attractive table centerpiece.
• Warning: Choking Hazard - Small Parts. Not for Children Under 3 Years.