Fanorona 

Fanorona is a board game indigenous to Madagascar and derived from Alquerque.

Equipment
Fanorona is played on a board of 5 rows × 9 columns, with lines connecting the intersections. Black and white stones, twenty-two each, are arranged on all points but the center.


Rules of Play
Players alternate turns moving a piece to an adjacent vacant point on the board. 
Capturing is performed by either approaching or withdrawing from enemy pieces. 
When a piece is moved next to an enemy piece, all adjacent enemy pieces in that line of motion are captured (i.e. only those forming a straight unbroken line). 
Conversely, when a piece is moved away from an enemy piece, that enemy piece and all those lined behind it are captured. 
A player's first capture ends their turn but, in all later turns, a capturing piece is allowed to continue making successive captures, provided that: i) each capture does so along a different line than other captures that turn, and ii) no point is visited twice during the move.