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p.boxed
  | The first player to capture something wins.

p
  | This game follows the rules of 
  a(href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Go_(game)") Weiqi
  | , or Go in japanese. However, the first player to achieve a capture
  | wins, and the board size is arbitrarily reduced to 12 x 12.

h3 Rules summary

p.
  No diagonals are considered on the board.
  Therefore, "adjacent" will mean "orthogonally adjacent".

ul
  li Players alternate turns, starting with Black.
  li.
    A move consists in putting a stone on an intersection of the board.
    This stone will never move. However, it can be captured.
  li.
    A move adjacent to a connected group of enemy stones "kills" the group
    if it has exactly one liberty left: its stones are removed from the board.
    The capturing player thus wins.

p.
  Considering stones as vertices on a graph, linked by an edge if they
  are adjacent, a connected group is a connected sub-graph.
  On the diagram below, removing a stone at the marked location
  breaks the connection.

figure.diagram-container
  .diagram.diag12
    | fen:93/93/93/2PPP2p4/4P2p4/3PP2p4/3P2ppp3/2PP2p1p3/2P5pp2/93/93/93 d7,h6:
  .diagram.diag22
    | fen:93/93/93/2PPP2p4/4P2p4/4P2p4/3P2p1p3/2PP2p1p3/2P5pp2/93/93/93 d7,h6:
  figcaption.
    Left: both groups connected.
    Right: "both disconnected" (2 groups for black, 3 for white).

p.
  The liberties of a group are all the free intersections adjacent to a stone
  of the group, as illustrated.

figure.diagram-container
  .diagram
    | fen:5pp5/93/93/93/3P8/3PP5pp/91p1/93/93/6P5/93/93 e12,f11,g11,h12,c7,c8,d9,e8,f7,e6,d6,g2,g4,f3,h3,k5,l6,j6,j7,k8,l8:
  figcaption Surrounding marks indicate groups' liberties.

p.
  The initial configuration is formed by two pairs of groups of one stone
  each, with only two liberties per group. Everything is disconnected.
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	2	\| The first player to capture something wins.
	3
	4	p
	5	\| This game follows the rules of
	6	a(href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Go_(game)") Weiqi
	7	\| , or Go in japanese. However, the first player to achieve a capture
	8	\| wins, and the board size is arbitrarily reduced to 12 x 12.
	9
	10	h3 Rules summary
	11
	12	p.
	13	No diagonals are considered on the board.
	14	Therefore, "adjacent" will mean "orthogonally adjacent".
	15
	16	ul
	17	li Players alternate turns, starting with Black.
	18	li.
	19	A move consists in putting a stone on an intersection of the board.
	20	This stone will never move. However, it can be captured.
	21	li.
	22	A move adjacent to a connected group of enemy stones "kills" the group
	23	if it has exactly one liberty left: its stones are removed from the board.
	24	The capturing player thus wins.
	25
	26	p.
	27	Considering stones as vertices on a graph, linked by an edge if they
	28	are adjacent, a connected group is a connected sub-graph.
	29	On the diagram below, removing a stone at the marked location
	30	breaks the connection.
	31
	32	figure.diagram-container
	33	.diagram.diag12
	34	\| fen:93/93/93/2PPP2p4/4P2p4/3PP2p4/3P2ppp3/2PP2p1p3/2P5pp2/93/93/93 d7,h6:
	35	.diagram.diag22
	36	\| fen:93/93/93/2PPP2p4/4P2p4/4P2p4/3P2p1p3/2PP2p1p3/2P5pp2/93/93/93 d7,h6:
	37	figcaption.
	38	Left: both groups connected.
	39	Right: "both disconnected" (2 groups for black, 3 for white).
	40
	41	p.
	42	The liberties of a group are all the free intersections adjacent to a stone
	43	of the group, as illustrated.
	44
	45	figure.diagram-container
	46	.diagram
	47	\| fen:5pp5/93/93/93/3P8/3PP5pp/91p1/93/93/6P5/93/93 e12,f11,g11,h12,c7,c8,d9,e8,f7,e6,d6,g2,g4,f3,h3,k5,l6,j6,j7,k8,l8:
	48	figcaption Surrounding marks indicate groups' liberties.
	49
	50	p.
	51	The initial configuration is formed by two pairs of groups of one stone
	52	each, with only two liberties per group. Everything is disconnected.