💡📝Bob Greenwade wrote on Fri, Dec 1, 2023 10:47 AM EST:
Part of what I think I'll do here is include a couple of paragraphs at the top of the GC rules section for this, explaining how to interpret the card ID codes. Things like:
Variants on a piece have the base piece symbol first, then any modifying adjectives. For example, the standard Pawn is P; the Mongolian Pawn is PM; the Berolina Pawn is PB; the Mongolian Berolina Pawn is PMB.
Pawns with a caret (^) at the end of their ID are Mecklenbeck Pawns; that is, instead of promoting at the back row, they promote at the opponent's Pawn row. That would make the Mecklenbeck Mongolian Berolina Pawn PMB^.
Letters appearing in lower-case on the cards can be considered extensions of the preceding capital. For example, [Insert example here.]
Part of what I think I'll do here is include a couple of paragraphs at the top of the GC rules section for this, explaining how to interpret the card ID codes. Things like:
That sort of thing.