A chess set for your every mood (and mood swings)

A blogpost on piece sets without cburnett??
The horror!

@Samatahi said in #20:
> where is the 3d Staunton set located? do I need a browser extension?

Menu > Board > 3D, and back
Menu > Piece Set

In my opinion, Alpha on a Maple board is by far the best for practical games.

Best has to be for a valid scientifically proven physical or healthy reason.
I use this, he uses that. So what. It's the why it's used and not just because you like it or others use it.

Picture 1:Companion
Picture 2:Merida
Picture 3:Gioco
Picture 4:Staunty
Picture 5:Caliente
Picture 6:Cardinal
Picture 7:Tatiana
Picture 8:Dubrovny
Picture 9:Shapes
Picture 10:3D chess
Picture 11:Horsey

This post convinced me of playing "Shapes" on Metal. Is the kind of mechanical shit I like.

I refused to play on Lichess for a long time because the knight in cburnett annoys me. It is so badly drawn.
To me Merida on brown is perfect. I use bases on brown on the other site and have a similar experience.

Horsey is the best chess set, glad you included it. However the picture you used had the board horsey not Wood3.

I never realized you could hue shift the board sets, the purple horsey board looks pretty good. I want to give it a try, thank you.

@Hedgehog1963 said in #27:
> I refused to play on Lichess for a long time because the knight in cburnett annoys me. It is so badly drawn.
> To me Merida on brown is perfect. I use bases on brown on the other site and have a similar experience.
You wanna talk about horses? Lemme tell ya:
Good horses:
1) Merida
2) Chessnut
3) Maestro
4) Anarcandy
All the others suck
chess7 is the worst horse. alpha too.

@AyaanshGaur12 said in #29:
> You wanna talk about horses? Lemme tell ya:
> Good horses:
> 1) Merida
> 2) Chessnut
> 3) Maestro
> 4) Anarcandy
> All the others suck
> chess7 is the worst horse. alpha too.

The slight shading on Merida makes it my favourite. Bases on the other site lacks that.