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Nab consists of 15 circles arranged in a triangular pattern. The players take turns drawing lines through from 1 to 5 circles. All of the circles in the line must be in a straight line with each other and cannot have been marked through previously. The player who is forced to draw the line through the last unmarked circle loses.
Nab is simply a paper version of the game Nim, which is usually played with pennies or other coins. The geometric pattern adds a bit of difficulty to the game, but not much. Nim has an optimal solution which will assure a win for whoever goes first and there is probably one for this game as well. It takes only a few minutes to play but probably will not hold anyone's interest for more than a game or two.
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