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| 35 | 149 | "This sounds View more quotes about complex">complex," I said. |
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| 35 | 146 | Each player has twenty-three pieces, but only ten are placed on the first row; the squares take their designations from the initial placement of these ten pieces. |
| 35 | 147 | For example, from left to right, on the first row, one would have the Ubara's Initiate, the Ubara's Builder, the Ubara's Scribe, the Ubara's Tarnsman, and then the Ubara. |
| 35 | 148 | Next comes the Ubar, and then, in order, the Ubar's Tarnsman, the Ubar's Scribe, the Ubar's Builder, and the Ubar's Initiate". |
| 35 | 149 | "This sounds complex," I said. |
| 35 | 150 | "It is not really complex," he said. |
| 35 | 151 | "It is only that it is unfamiliar to you. |
| 35 | 152 | For example, the fifth square in the Ubara's Initiate's column would be Ubara's Initiate Five, the seventh square in the column of the Ubar's Builder, would be Ubar's Builder seven, and so on". |