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Mölkky

Mölkky is a Finnish outdoor throwing game invented by the company La TuTu in 1996. Players use a wooden pin, known as the mölkky, to attempt to knock down 12 numbered wooden skittles arranged in a specific formation. A player's score for a turn equals the number of pins knocked over, or the number p...

8.06 Great
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Simple rules, meaningful tactical choices, portability, and broad age appeal have produced an exceptionally strong modern lawn-game reputation.

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2 Kubb
Kubb

Kubb is a traditional lawn game originating from Scandinavia, often played on grass or sand. The objective is for players to knock over their opponent's wooden blocks, known as Kubbs, by throwing wooden batons, before toppling the central "king" block. The game is sometimes referred to as "Viking ch...

7.83 Good
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Highly social, tactical, portable, and accessible, with strong international lawn-game enthusiasm despite occasional rule disputes.

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3 Bunnock
Bunnock

Bunnock is a throwing game associated with western Canada and traditionally linked to Siberian versions of games played with bones. Players throw wooden pins or horse-anklebone replicas at rows of opposing pins, combining distance, accuracy, and controlled play. The town of Macklin, Saskatchewan, ho...

5.97 Average
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Prairie lawn game with loyal regional following and distinctive skill element, but narrow reach and modest competitive prestige.

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