What is another word for hnefatafl?
Pronunciation: [ˈe͡ɪt͡ʃnˈɛfɐtˌafə͡l] (IPA) 
Hnefatafl is an ancient Nordic board game that originated in Viking culture. The game's name is derived from the Old Norse words hnefi (fist) and tafl (table), which roughly translates to "table with the king's men." Today, hnefatafl is also known as the Viking game or the game of the Vikings. Other synonyms for the word hnefatafl include the board game of the Norse, the Scandinavian board game, and the Viking chess. There are different variations of the game, including the smaller Ard-Ri and Brandubh boards, which are played with fewer pieces. The game is still enjoyed in some countries, including Iceland, and has gained popularity in recent years.
