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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.

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.

Well, actually, I was checking out the game logs, vaguely looking for
someone sorry enough to make a good opponent for myself, and those pieces
from the Mini-POM game just sort of jumped off the page at me, different,
bright and striking, and the more I looked the better I liked, so you can
paint that E on yer sail, as far as I'm concerned. Well Done.
I happen to like variant piece-sets as much as variant games, and I like
the strong colors of some of the sets and boards, like icing on the cake
of this site, supported by the soberer and more utilitarian alfaeries and
their kin, and I think there's room for some more.  I'm still muddy on
the extra bandwidth costs of complex sets like that, but I'm learning,
slowly, how complicated it is to make the icons for them.