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<hex> R3 C4 | <hex> R3 C4 | ||
Sa1 Sb1 Vc1 | Sa1 Sb1 Vc1 | ||
| − | Sa2 | + | Sa2 V1b2 |
Pa3 Pb3 </hex> | Pa3 Pb3 </hex> | ||
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<hex> R3 C4 | <hex> R3 C4 | ||
Sa1 Sb1 Vc1 Pd1 | Sa1 Sb1 Vc1 Pd1 | ||
| − | Sa2 Pc2 | + | Sa2 Pc2 V1d2 |
Pc3 Pd3</hex> | Pc3 Pd3</hex> | ||
Revision as of 17:03, 24 September 2009
The edge template III-1-a
This template is also known under the name ziggurat.
Red has two main threats:
and
These moves lead to easy direct connection. Because there is no common hex used in both threats, Blue cannot prevent Red to link to the bottom.
