Why it matters
Invented by the world chess champion Emanuel Lasker around 1911, Lasca is a strategic variant of checkers that introduces the unique mechanic of jumping over pieces to capture them without removing them from the board. Collectors value it as a fascinating historical experiment in game design, as it demonstrates how a master player sought to add layers of complexity and risk to a traditional pastime.
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