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3.1 Naming Conventions
Twelve pieces are required for a game of , six per ``alignment''
(or ``color'' or ``side'').
The two sets of six pieces are divided into three types, so
that each alignment (i.e. each player in a two-player game) has two
representatives of each of the three classes of game piece.
The three classes of game piece are:
The two pieces of the same type and color may be distinguished from
one another by the presence or absence of a stripe. That is,
each player has the following set of pieces:
- Bard (striped)
- Bard (unstriped)
- Fool (striped)
- Fool (unstriped)
- Herald (striped)
- Herald (unstriped)
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Bryan Jurish
Thu Dec 6 02:01:15 CET 2001