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+---
+title: "Tumbleweed"
+date: 2022-08-12
+weight: 240
+description: >
+  Modern game invented by Mike Zapawa during COVID
+---
+
+**Tumbleweed** is a two-player game. 
+It is played on a hexhex board and a sufficient supply of stacked checkers.
+
+A stack can "see" a hex, when they are connected by a straight line, with no stacks in between. 
+The players take turns placing stacks of their tokens on hexes that are seen by at least one friendly stack. 
+The height of every newly-placed stack equals the number of your stacks that see the new stack. 
+Replacing an existing stack with a new stack is possible, as long as the new stack is taller than the previous one. 
+This works with opponent stacks (to capture), or your own stacks (to reinforce).
+
+Before the game, the host sets up the board and the guest decides which side he wants to play. 
+Setup consists of one stack of two neutral tokens in the central hex, and a single starting token for each player in hexes of the host's choosing.
+
+The game ends when no more moves can be made by either player, or after two successive passes. 
+The player who occupies over half the board wins.
+
+## Links
+
+The best article about Tumbleweed is on [Abstract Games](https://www.abstractgames.org/tumbleweed.html)
+
+[Tumbleweed on Board Game Geek](https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/318702/tumbleweed)
+
+## Variants
+
+On Little Golem are supported four sizes of board: 4,6,8 and 11.
+
+![board](/games/tw01.png)
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@@ -16,16 +16,28 @@ On *LittleGolem* are played tournaments for every game:
 
 There exists Waitting Room and is possible to invite to play some player.
 
+[Time control](http://localhost:1313/time/) is used in all tournaments. 
+
+
+
 ## Championship
 
-The championship is more or less the main type of tournament. 
-The players are divided into groups in leagues. In the first league there is one group, in the second league there are two groups, and so on. 
-Every player plays against every other player.
-The first two players from each group in the lower league advance to the higher league.
-Players up to fifth place stay in the same league.
+The championship is the main type of tournament on LG. 
+Players are divided into groups in each league.
+There is only one group in the first league. 
+In the second league there are two groups. 
+In the third four, etc. 
+
+The winner in the first league is the champion. 
+
+The top two players in each group advance to the next higher league. 
+Players up to fifth stay playing in their league. 
+
+A new championship starts for each variant once a year. 
+There is a start date for each variant. 
+Exceptions are championships where more than 30 players are entered. 
+These start immediately after the end of the previous championship.
 
-When all games in all groups are completed, a new championship will be started on the 1st of the month.
-The minimum number of players to start the championship is 20.
 
 ## Monthly Cup
 
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 |    7     |          3           |      4-6      |
 |    8     |          3           |      5-7      |
 |    9     |          3           |      6-8      |
-|    10    |          4           |      6-10     |
+|    10    |          4           |      6-9      |
 
 If the challenger wins the game, he overtakes his opponent. 
 Players challenge a maximum of 1 player and defend against 2 players.