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You mentioned that 'the capital pieces are multi-colored, underlining their relative importance.' But I should point out that the multi-color was really to distinguish a 'Morph' piece. So if a green Morph-Bishop captured, for example, an opponent's blue Queen [and then morphed into a queen] we would replace the green Morph-Bishop with a two-colored green Morph-Queen.
Of course, others can use these pieces (some of which have 'markings') for other purposes than morphing. In fact, I just now realized I can use them on a game being tested with Jeremy. Must let him know. Thanks for bringing this up... I had overlooked that.
Christine... just saw your comment too... thanks... I was thinking maybe the green was too bright and was possibly choosen while I was on cold medication.... Best regards to all.
Terrific graphics, Gary. (Having just read the instructions, a short clarification:) I like the bright, strong colors; I like the fact that the capital pieces are multi-colored, underlining their relative importance, and I like the way they look on the board for the Mini-Pillars-of-Medusa game, where I first spotted them. Now I'm prompted to go digging around to see what other interesting piece-sets are hiding in the links.
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