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This is an AutoGeneratedTextVersion of [[SlidesOfAction]] | Title | Slides Of Action | | Version Number | 0.1.1ss | | Version Date | June 24, 2003 | | Copyright | (c) 2003 by Clark D. Rodeffer, CDRodeffer@juno.com | | Number of Players | 2 or 3 | | Duration | Approximately 10 minutes | | Equipment Needed | one standard piecepack, flat playing surface | = Slides Of Action = An abstract piecepack game combining Lines of Action with a 15-Puzzle == Setup == Arrange any four tiles face down in a two tile by two tile square to create a four space by four space square grid. Then place five coins each from arms, crowns and suns face down onto the grid spaces as shown, leaving one empty space. Decide by some fair method who will play which suit. Arms should go first, with turns proceeding clockwise. In a two-player game, arms is a neutral player that does not take normal turns (but may still win). == Play == Players take turns moving the empty space to a new location by sliding groups of one, two or three coins exactly one space orthogonally. No slide backs! == Ending & Winning == A player wins as soon as all five of his or her coins are connected into one continuous group. Connections may be either orthogonal or diagonal. If all five of any two or more players' pieces are simultaneously connected into continuous groups, the player who moved wins. Yes, this means that if you create two continuously connected homogeneous groups using only your opponents' coins, you win. == Variants == For a more difficult game, stipulate that at most one connection may be diagonal to count as a win. == Credits == * Sam Loyd for popularizing the 15-Puzzle * Claude Soucie for inventing Lines of Action * Andy Looney for inventing Proton and for the concept of moving the empty space * Ron Hale-Evans, Dan Troyka and David Whitcher for numerous helpful suggestions during beta testing == Revision History == * 0.0.1?, May 6, 2003: initial concept, title, headers, setup, ending & winning, revision history, license * 0.0.2?, May 7, 2003: setup diagram, play, credits * 0.1.0ss, May 8, 2003: clarified winning condition, variants, updated credits * 0.1.1ss, June 24, 2003: updated play order & credits == License == Copyright (c) 2003 by Clark D. Rodeffer. Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.1 or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation; with no Invariant Sections, no Front-Cover Texts, and no Back-Cover Texts. A copy of the license can be found at http://www.gnu.org/copyleft.fdl.html.

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