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But these placements permitted within two moves left the Home Stone too centralized, too exposed and vulnerable. - (Beasts of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #380)

If Scormus wished to place his Home Stone at either Ubar's Builder One or Ubara's Builder One, it would take three moves to do so. It would also take three moves if he wished to place it at Ubar's Initiate One, or at Ubara's Scribe One, Ubara's Builder One or Ubara's Initiate One. He could place the Home Stone, of course, in two moves, if he would place it at Ubar's Tarnsman One, or Ubar's Scribe One, or Ubar One, or Ubara One, or Ubara's Tarnsman One. But these placements permitted within two moves left the Home Stone too centralized, too exposed and vulnerable. They were not wise placements. Already, though he had red, Centius of Cos was moving to place his Home Stone. Now, on his eighth move, Scormus of Ar angrily advanced his Rider of the High Tharlarion to Builder Three. - (Beasts of Gor)