Questions about Cequis Strategy Board Games

Although the Cequis main game, and all other approved game variations, are designed and chosen because they're easy to learn, there’s bound to be both somewhat confusing or unclear instructions and situations. Because we don’t like to see arguments that result in name calling, pouting, or faces being scratched off of pictures in year books, here is where all those conflicts can be readily put to rest.

So that we can fully understand what situation is causing the trouble, please follow the following steps to submitting a question.

1. What is the board setup like?
In order for us to be able to recreate the situation in question, please submit the grid coordinates of all the game pieces. For reference, a game board with the grid designations can be printed from the Free Game Board link on the left.

Describe to coordinates like this:
Solid Blue A7
Solid Blue B7
Solid Blue C7
Clear Black D3
ect...

2. If a move is involved, resulting in the question being asked, state that movement.
For example: “If I sequence Clear White E7 to E8, does the Solid Black on E8 get pushed off the board edge?” (By the way, the answer is no, this is not a legal sequence.)

3. Select the game variation below to submit the email:

General Questions

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What Is Cequis?
Free Game Board

Rule of Cequis
Approved Games
Three Player
Sumo
Flick

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