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🕸Fergus Duniho wrote on Mon, Feb 27, 2023 03:20 AM UTC:

Here's a photo I took of a setup for Sac Chess. The board and Chess pieces are from Omega Chess. The squares are 1.75 inches. I covered up the edges to hide the corner spaces and coordinates that don't match Sac Chess, since within the 10x10 area, the Omega Chess board had a dark square in each player's right corner. The Amazons, Chancellors, and Archbishops are from the Musketeer Chess piece kits for those pieces. The Sailor (Dragon King), Missionary (Dragon Horse), and Judge (Centaur) are represented by the Rook, Bishop, and Knight from Peter Ganine's Superba set. These pieces have human faces, which seemed appropriate for pieces that can move one space in any direction like a man.

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