LYNGK is played with pieces in 6 different colors, each representing a game of the GIPF project. Actually, there are only 5 active colors, for the 6th color (white mottled, here called “white”) is not a color in itself; it can be used as any of the 5 other colors. In the beginning, the pieces of all 5 other colors are neutral, as such they belong to both players. In the course of the game, each player must claim 2 colors—implying that,
from that point on, the opponent may no longer play with these colors. e goal is to build stacks consisting of 5 pieces of the 5 di erent colors. Victory belongs to the player with the most stacks of 5 pieces at the end of the game.
