First off, this game takes place in early prehistory where people are finally figuring out that living in groups, or villages, is better than trying to survive on your own. There are five different clans, or colors (blue, green, red, yellow, and black), and you, as a player, belongs to one of them and therefore wants them to win. The fun thing is the clan alignments are secret, so nobody knows what clans anyone belongs to except themselves.
Let's get to game play. The board consists of sixty territories, these territories being one of the four different land types: forest, mountains, savanna, grassland, and plains. There are also lakes, but clans can't dwell there. Next, there are 60 individual hut pieces with one of the clan colors painted on it. At the start of the game, these huts are all on an individual territory. You can view the game rules below; they are fairly short: http://riograndegames.com/uploads/Game/Game_70_gameRules.pdf

But I do have some tips (not including the gaming tips included in the rules). At the start of the game, I would recommend starting to make a village without your clan color included, but with your color near the village so you can include it later on. Also, don't just leave villages open for your opponents to make. Make it hard for them.
Also, review all of the moves you can take, and what might be the best choice to make. Go over the pros and cons. Take a risk. See if you can destroy the other clan colors using strife or putting the village in an unfavorable territory types. And make sure the last village includes your clan color. This could make or break the game.
Well, thanks for reading about this game; I hope you enjoy it (if you have it)! Happy gaming!
-Kid Superman
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