Unboxing and review Fierce knight chess pieces

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[@RandomChessTalk]

Thanks for stopping by! Link to buy: royalchessmall.com/products/fierce-knight-staunton-chess-pieces-set-weighted-boxwood-3-5-extra-queens?ref=eEDjx6vtQ_qZAa

[@Kubooxooki]

Whoa! I love that king's finial. Interesting twist on the Rejkjavik set, I think. There's so much detail on those knights, and yet they look pretty sturdy. I had never seen that idea in the Ruy López you showed in the end. I didn't know that game, in fact. Lovely ❤

[@RandomChessTalk]

Thanks a lot for your feedback, and I'm happy that you found value in the shown game :)

[@ChessQuizToday]

I like the overall design of the chess set. A nice balance of style, but still well designed for hard play and travel in a chess bag. With the thicker stems and collars. And I am always disappointed to see any battle scars on a new chess set at any price point. And at only 700 grams, this is a bit light for even a 3.5 inch chess set. And I wish the 3.5 inch version of this chess set. Had the cross design of the 4 inch version of this chess set. I like that cross design better.

[@RandomChessTalk]

Thanks for the comment! Those battle scars are intended to be, that is the design. But they are not made during actual playing because the pieces are new, they are rather intended carvers cuts.

[@paulanascimento229]

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