Merry Christmas!

Dear customers,

Christmas is almost upon us! Based upon current delivery timeframes, please order before 10am on these dates for your best chance at your delivery arriving by Wednesday 24th Dec:

Perth / Darwin Metro: 5 - 7 business days, order by Tues 16th Dec. (WA / NT Regional + 3 - 5 business days)
Adelaide / Hobart Metro: 4 - 6 business days, order by Thurs 18th Dec (SA / TAS Regional + 2 - 3 business days)
Melbourne / Brisbane Metro: 3 - 4 business days, order by Fri 19th Dec (VIC / QLD Regional + 2 - 3 business days)
ACT: 2 - 3 business days, order by Fri 19th Dec
Sydney Metro: 1 - 2 business days, order by Mon 22nd Dec (NSW Regional + 2 - 3 business days)

This is for titles in stock on the shelf ONLY! If your order needs to come from a supplier you will still need to allow the usual 2 - 7 business days for that, meaning that supplier items are now unlikely to make it for Christmas.

I hope this helps your Christmas shopping timings!

May you all have a wonderfully gaming filled Christmas with friends and family. :)

Much love and best wishes to all.

Dean. (Advent Games)

Onitama

$62.95

$70.00

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Ages:	8 and up
Players:	2
Playing Time:	10 mins

Onitama is a two-player, perfect information abstract game with a random starting set-up. On a 5x5 board, both players start with five pawns on their side, with the main pawn in the middle.

Each player has two open cards that each display a possible move for any of his pieces. There is a fifth card that cannot be used by either player. On a player's turn, he chooses one of his cards, moves one of his pieces according to the chosen card, then replaces the card he used with the fifth card. The other player then chooses one of his cards, moves accordingly, and exchanges that card with this fifth card — which is, of course, the card the first player just used.

Moving onto one of the opponent's pawns removes that pawn from the game. Taking the opponent's main pawn, or moving your main pawn into your opponent's main pawn's starting space, wins you the game.