Talk:Alak

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[edit] Alak (board game)

Shouldn't this page be at Alak? Should we use parentheses when there's no ambiguity? If someone types in 'Alak', they out to come here, no?

If there's no disagreement, I'll move it. --Spikey 22:39, 6 Feb 2004 (UTC)

I moved it. [[User:Smyth|– Smyth\^talk]] 01:28, 17 Dec 2004 (UTC)

Shouldn't there be some mention of the board size? -starwed

I found this on the on the network alak server page: "The board may range from 7 to 26 in size." Should that be considered part of the official rules or not? Frustratingly every other resource I could find on Alak uses this article as a reference. :)

Zillions of games thinks it draws above 20 or 22 fields