Nine Men's Morris Traditional Wooden Board Game for 2 Players

This is a sweet little set of nine mens morris. The board is small but just right for the game. We’ve really enjoyed learning to play. The box however is rubbish. It appears to be a cheap takeaway pizza box - it even has the steam holes in it. The box squashed in the post and really it lets down the rest of the product as you do need a box to keep it in.

Good product. Board is very light weight / delicate.

This is a low-cost board game which is ample quality for the price. It's a nice size and the pieces are a good size too. It comes in a cheap outer box, but nothing to grumble about. There's a cloth bag for storing the pieces when not in use. A fun game to play, which makes you think ahead, but not as deeply as chess! Good fun. A good board-game to add to the collection.

Looks a nice game and my Great Nephew should be pleased with it however I was disappointed and not what I was expecting as its described as a 'solid wood' piece but it's made of Plywood. Although not a bad price, I think its a bit high for what the item is :(

Looks ok had plenty of games with my grandad he loves it

Better than i expected. I think is a little bit expensive but i didnt mind. Is a game I used to play since i was 4-5yrs old,and the wood is much better than a paper😊 and playing with beans and corn😉

A great game, would have happily paid more for a more robust version. Box looks like an afterthought

The nicely decorated board and chunky counters were exactly the right size; big enough for easy use and small enough to carry. The printed rules are concise, easily understood and give some historic background (this game was played by the Romans and the sailors on the Marie Rose).But don't think that the game is just a medieval `noughts and crosses'; between experts, it can be as cerebral as chess because you have to anticipate several of your opponents moves before deciding on your own strategy.