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This six-sided object is the most common randomizing device found in board games worldwide.
In chess, this piece can only move diagonally and stays on its starting color for the entire game.
This term describes a game where chance plays no role and both players have complete information about the game state.
This term describes a game's core set of rules that define how play proceeds and what actions are allowed.
This type of game pits one team or player against another in direct opposition.
This word describes when players work together toward a shared goal rather than competing against each other.
This playing piece in checkers gains special powers when it reaches the opponent's back row.
This term describes the narrative wrapper or setting that gives a game its fictional context.