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'''Sharash'di''' was a type of [[entertainment|game]] popular in the mid-[[24th century]].
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'''Sharash'di''' was a child's game popular in the mid [[24th century]]. It was played on a flat surface with colored geometrical shapes. In the game, one moved pieces such as one called a [[kai'eliska]]. A classic opening move in sharash'di was the [[Kimbriel maneuver]]. ({{c|TNG|Shadows in the Garden}})
  
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It was played on a flat surface with colored geometrical shapes. In the game, one moved pieces such as one called a ''[[kai'eliska]]''. A classic opening move in ''sharash'di'' was the [[Kimbriel maneuver]]. ({{c|TNG|sub={{dis1|The Hero Factor|collection}}|Shadows in the Garden}})
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Sharash'di was a type of game popular in the mid-24th century.

History and specifics

It was played on a flat surface with colored geometrical shapes. In the game, one moved pieces such as one called a kai'eliska. A classic opening move in sharash'di was the Kimbriel maneuver. (TNG - The Hero Factor comic: "Shadows in the Garden")


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