At the start of the game, each player has 20 attacking pieces -
quads (colour) and 6 blocking pieces -
quasars (white).
Quasars are neutral pieces used to occupy places.
The objective of the game is to place quads so that they outline a
square. The square, named quod, can be of any size and orientation.
Player who make quod first is a winner.
On each turn player places any number of its quasars and single quad.
When both players run out of its quads, player who has more quasars remaining
is a winner.
Quod is played on 11-by-11 square grid board with the four corners missing.
At the start of the game, each player has 20 attacking pieces -
quads (colour) and 6 blocking pieces -
quasars (white).
Quasars are neutral pieces used to occupy places.
The objective of the game is to place quads so that they outline a
square. The square, named quod, can be of any size and orientation.
Player who make quod first is a winner.
On each turn player places any number of its quasars and single quad.
When both players run out of its quads, player who has more quasars remaining
is a winner.
Quod is played on 11-by-11 square grid board with the four corners missing.