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Revision as of 16:54, 24 September 2009
A minimal edge template which can be used as a ladder escape.
Below, * stands for template carrier, + stands for projected ladder path.
Contents
Row-2 ladders
All of the common edge templates are valid. For instance:
Template II
Template IVa
Row-3 ladders
Templates II, IIIa, and IVa are valid.
Row-4 ladders
Template IIIa
Template IIIa is valid.
Template IVa
Also template IVa is valid if you can double bridge to the escape piece as follows.
Red can jump ahead to the escape template by playing at the marked cell.
