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Charles Gilman wrote on Wed, Jan 7, 2009 08:21 AM UTC:Good ★★★★
Most of the pieces moving '...as the Jang Gi...' piece are fairly obvious from either the image - although it would be nice to reiterate each image just before the piece name - or analogue pieces in other directions. My first reaction, on seeing that pieces couldn't hop their own kind, was '...but Arrows can still capture first move.' They can indeed, but will they be able to escape the enemy camp before something captures them?

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