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Thrones and Bones

A recreation of Thrones and Bones, a two-player strategy board game created by Lou Anders for the book series of the same name, starting with Frostborn. It's based on the ancient Viking game Hnefatafl.
Players take control of either the humans (defenders) or Draug (attackers), each having a different objective.

Rules (also included in the mod):
The board should consist of 1 Jarl (big white), 1 Black Draug (big black), 8 Defenders (small white), and 15 Attackers (small black).
Before the game, decide which player will be Defenders (white) and which will be Attackers (black). The Attacker then replaces one of the Attacker pieces with the Black Draug piece such that it is surrounded by three Attacker pieces.
The Attack moves first. Each player can move one piece each turn. All pieces can move any number of spaces in one direction, like the rook in chess.
The starting positions of the Attacker pieces (known as Barrow Mounds) are impassable to all pieces except the Black Draug when they are unoccupied.
A piece is "captured" and removed from play when it is surrounded on two sides by opposing pieces. (up and down OR left and right; not diagonally) (the Jarl and Black Draug CAN participate in capturing)
A piece is only captured when the opposing piece's movement causes it to be surrounded. A piece is allowed to move between two opposing pieces, but is not able to stop there.
The Jarl can only be captured when surrounded by four pieces (up, down, left and right).
The Barrow Mounds can participate in capturing Defender and Jarl pieces, but not in capturing Attackers or the Black Draug.
The Defender player wins by moving the Jarl to any space on the edge of the board (representing the Jarl's escape), or by capturing the Black Draug (representing the release of its spirit). The Attacker player wins by capturing the Jarl.
A player loses if they are unable to move any of their pieces.