> OK, I'll bite...
me too
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> 1) Zendo - I teach it all the time, friends request it all the time, I
> wrote the single-stash variant. ;)
The ~what~? I ... How the Heck does ~that~ work?
/me pictures recycling pyramids at 3, count them, 3 koans.
Last few fun rules:
- All pyramids have matching opacity. (ie: all are translucent or all are opaque)
- The pip total of flats is the square of the pip total of uprights.
They tried for a few rounds, then gave up in disgust when I put up the inevitable 1 upright pawn, 1 flat pawn to disprove a guess.
- The pip total of red must be exactly 5.
I realize it's a simple rule, but I had to recycle another player's koan in order to build a koan test the theory; this is the first time we've had to do that!
- Every ray must be perpendicular to every other ray.
Clarifiers, if needed:
- "A ray is not considered perpendicular to itself, so a koan with only one pyramid cannot have the BN."
- "Rays pointing in opposite directions are parallel, not perpendicular, no matter whether the rays touch the opposing pyramid or not."