Tetveks
Tetveks is a lesser-known traditional board game with origins in the Caucasus region, particularly among the Ossetian people. The game is played on a grid-like board, typically consisting of 16 squares arranged in a 4x4 pattern, though variations exist. Tetveks is often described as a strategic and tactical game that combines elements of chess and backgammon, emphasizing positional play and resource management.
The objective of Tetveks is to capture the opponent's pieces by surrounding them or forcing them into
One of the defining features of Tetveks is its emphasis on encirclement and control of key squares.
Tetveks is often played casually among friends and family, serving as a social activity rather than a
While not as widely recognized as other traditional games, Tetveks reflects the rich cultural and historical