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Kévuk is a pseudo-traditional gambling game invented by M. A. R. Barker for his fantasy world of Tékumel. It is played with custom six-sided dice that are inscribed with Tsolyáni numerals and religious symbols from the Tsolyáni pantheon.
Rules for the game were originally published in the Journal of Tékumel Affairs Vol. III, No. 1, and were later reprinted in The Best of the Journals Volume III, published by Tékumel Games in 1986. Tita's House of Games publishes Kévuk dice sets that include copies of the game rules.
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1982
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