Raska-Spiele
Two field camps face each other in trenches. There are obstacles between these entrenchments, so that the advance can only take place in zigzags.
Each field camp has the same number of divisions and regiments, represented by large and small colored pyramids that tilt as you move. In doing so, they push enemy companies (red dots on the game board), which are captured by covering up. The goal is to take as many prisoners as possible and conquer the enemy entrenchment.
The starting position is indicated by the red border line, where the two large pyramids are first placed on the triangles that are outlined with a white double line. A small pyramid is placed to the right and left of each large pyramid, also on the triangles that are bordered with a white double line.
Germany moves first by tilting one of its pyramids and placing it on an adjacent field. The opponent does the same, so the game is played one move at a time. The pyramids can only be tilted by folding over one of the three sides in such a way that the rotating edge remains on the original line, so it must not be tilted over the top.
Whoever has occupied all 8 bright squares marked with points in the opponent's fortifications with his or her own or someone else's pieces can call “Stop”; the game is then over.
The party that has taken the most prisoners, i.e. can add up the most points under their pyramids, wins.
The game was published during WWI.
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