Corx can be played with dice (which adds an element of chance), or it can be played without dice (which will appeal more to the serious Chess players). Each player strives to protect his/her Base and capture the corks and the Base of any opposing player. The players struggle to occupy Center Space in the middle of the board, because whoever has possession of it has privileges not available to the other players. When a Base is captured, the game is over and the player who has gained the most points wins the game.
Author: David Voegele ~ Publisher: Corx, Inc., 1995 ~ (2-4P) ~ Find It! 
