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I'm now updating my gameography of my games collection for the first time
in 14 years. I am thus reminded of one, maybe two board games with
Esperanto titles:<br><br>
(1)<br><br>
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Batalo ["A delicate balance of power"] by Scott Harmon.
Boulder, CO: Harmony Games. Inc., 1991.<br><br>
Batalo by Scott Harmon. 2nd ed. Boulder, CO: Harmony Games, Inc., 1993.
[gift of author with letter thanking me for input on slight rules
change]<br><br>
(2) <br><br>
Vagabondo. Leicester, UK: Invicta Games, 1979. #3191 <br><br>
I can't be certain that this name comes from Esperanto, but it's an
Esperanto word. The game rules are published in a variety of
languages, including Arabic, but not in Esperanto, nor is there any
mention of Esperanto.<br><br>
Many many years ago I got paid for translating the rules of a couple
board games into Esperanto. I don't know what good they'd do without the
games themselves, but presumably I could look up these files and put the
rules on my web site.<br><br>
I also published an article, now outdated, on board games in
Esperantujo:<br><br>
<b>“<a href="http://www.autodidactproject.org/my/games-espo.html">Games
in Esperanto-Land</a>”</b> <br>
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