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Alea Evangelii

The largest hnefatafl game of them all was played in Anglo-Saxon England. It featured a board of nineteen rows of nineteen playing spaces, on which 73 pieces sat: a king, 24 defenders and 48 attackers. This extravagant game looks both impressive and daunting. Indeed, it seems not to have been played thoroughly since mediaeval times

Alea Evangelii is played by two people on a square board. The board has 19 rows of 19 squares. Sixteen squares in the corners are marked, as is the central square or castle. One player has a king and 24 faithful dukes, while the other has 48 rebellious counts.