Board game · 1976
Credo
Credo was a board used for playing a variety of different abstract games, primarily two-player games adapted for three players although two-handed versions could be played on it as well. The board came with a booklet which in a…
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Michael Jameson · Chaosium · Friends of St. Albans Abbey
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Credo was a board used for playing a variety of different abstract games, primarily two-player games adapted for three players although two-handed versions could be played on it as well.
The board came with a booklet which in addition to Chess gave rules for many Draughts/Checkers variants, Nine Men's Morris, Reversi/Othello, Chinese Checkers, Halma, and other games.
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