An Oware variant for the entire family

Enjoy the feel of the gameboard, designed in the shape of a blossom.

Florancala is somewhat more tactical than the well-known "Little Stones Game" (BAO), but can easily be played with children from about 6 years on.

Semi-precious stones in the petals are collected and distributed; colored wooden balls in the hollows of the inner circle are used to mark the players' own starting spaces.

Each player may take stones only from his own hollows and distribute them.
If the last stone falls into an opposing petal in which then 2 or 3 stones are lying, the player may take these from the board and lay them down on the table, in front of him.
The player who has collected the most stones in the end wins.

Start in your own hollows - capture only from opposing hollows.

• Solid gameboard in blossom shape, 30 x 30 cm
• 48 semi-precious stones and 32 wooden balls in 4 colors

Microbadge available:

According to Mancala World Florancala was first called Orancala. It is an Oware variant created by the Dutch game inventor Sjaak Griffioen on July 12, 2006. The Orancala board was shaped like an orange, while the commercialized game has a board, which looks like a flower.