Roman round mill

Excavations prove that this is a game thousands of years old, which I wanted to bring into the new age with a futuristic design. 

I designed it as a compact travel game, so you can easily store the pieces inside. 

Due to the structured surface, the stones stay in place even in the car or on uneven surfaces and the game also works well as a single-color print.

With a size of approx. 11x11cm it fits in every bag.

The "Roman round mill," also known as Mola Rotunda, is a two-player game focused on forming a "mill" by placing three stones in a row on a circular board. The goal is to be the first player to create a mill that includes the center position. Players take turns placing stones and moving them to adjacent empty positions, aiming to form a mill and eventually win. 

Detailed Rules: 

1. Setup: The game board has eight positions on the edge and one in the center, representing the wheel.
2. Placing Stones: Players take turns placing their stones (usually 3) on empty positions around the wheel.
3. Moving Stones: Players can only move their stones to an empty neighboring position.
4. Forming a Mill: A "mill" is formed when three stones of the same color are lined up, including the center position.
5. Winning: The first player to successfully form a mill wins the game.

Have fun while playing!