Morris Games
Nine Men’s Morris, known as Merrels in France and Mill in Germany
is probably the best known of all medieval board games though it is part
of a family that includes three, five and twelve Men’s Morris. 
The two players start with all men off the board and alternately place
them on the board attempting to make a row of three and preventing their
opponent from doing so. If a player makes a row of three then they may
remove one of their opponent’s men. Once all the men are on the board
each player moves them, again to make a row of three to remove their
opponent’s
men. 
The Morris games are games of strategy, played by people of all classes in medieval society.
 Nine Men’s MorrisWooden board (7x7”) with spherical fired clay pieces in a leather pouch - £25 Leather board (8x8”) with conical fired clay pieces in a leather pouch - £10 |
 Twelve Men’s MorrisWooden board (7x7”) with spherical fired clay pieces in a leather pouch - £27 |
 Five Men’s MorrisWooden board (5x5”) with spherical fired clay pieces in a leather pouch - £15 |
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Three
Men’s Morris