User manual HASBRO STRATEGO ONYX EDITION 16853

[. . . ] Each player gets an army of 40 pieces, in order of rank from high to low, consisting of these moveable pieces: 1 Marshal 1 General 2 Colonels 3 Majors 4 Captains 4 Lieutenants 4 Sergeants 5 Miners 8 Scouts 1 SPY Note that the moveable pieces have a number in the upper left corner to designate the order of rank. Thus, the Marshal is ranked 1 (highest), the General 2, the Colonels 3, and so on to the Spy who is marked with an "S". Each army also has 6 Bombs and 1Flag, which are not moveable. 6 Bombs 1 Flag 4. [. . . ] The Scout may not move and strike in the same turn. Once a piece had been moved to a square and the hand removed, it cannot be moved back to its original position in that t r . Pieces cannot be moved back and forth between the same 2 squares in 3 consecutive turns. 1 . A player must either move or strike in his turn. When a red and a blue piece occupy adjoining squares either back to back, side to side, or face to face, they are in a position to strike. A player may move on his/her turn or strike on their turn. After pieces have finished the strike move, the player who was struck has hisher turn to move or strike. 3. It is not required to strike when two opposing pieces are in position. A player may decide to strike, whenever he/she desires. MOVES AND AlTACKS O 0-A-· N N ~ N Illegal moves and attacks Legal moves and attacks Arrows show what attacks are legal. 4. Eifher player may strike (on hisher turn); not only the one who moved their piece into position. 5. To strike (or attack), the player whose turn it is takes up his/her piece and lightly strikes the opponent's piece while at the same time declaring their piece's rank. The opponent answers by naming the rank of his/her piece. 6. The piece with the lower rank is lost and removed from the board. The winning higher-ranking piece is then moved immediately into the empty square formerly occupied by the losing piece. 7. When equal ranks are struck, then both pieces are lost and removed from the board. 8. A Marshal removes a General, a General removes a Colonel, and a Colonel removes a Major and so on down to the Spy, which is the lowest ranking piece. The Spy, however, has the special privilege of being able to remove only the Marshal provided he/she strikes first. [. . . ] un Restrictions: Scouts cannot make a rescue. The same playing piece cannot make both rescues. W will be happy to hear your questions or comments about this game. Please write to: Hasbro Games, e Consumer Affairs Dept. , P. O. [. . . ]