In Katarenga, each player must advance two of their figures past the opposing player’s baseline to win the game. That may sound easy, but the opponent is flexible and dangerous. The abilities of the playing figures change from one move to the next. Players must identify the advantages of these possible actions while making clever use of those different strengths to outsmart their opponent. In the basic game your aim is to get two of your pawns to the opposite side without being captured. The same equipment can be used for playing a variety of other games with the same rules of movement and capture. Can you invent more?