As the players move their pieces across the chess board, first the white pieces and then the black. As the skill level of each opponent is put to the test. Some opponents will move swiftly and confidently across the board. While others will take their time to observe their enemies weaknesses.
Time is not important when playing this game, only skill matters and patience in outwitting your opponent. It is a stage, where only the seasoned will survive. In some cases this game is only a game and the stakes are small. Other times, there is so much more at stake first revealed. Each piece can represent a person in play. It gives one a glimpse into their opponents mind. What they value and what they don't.
What they will sacrifice and what they will fight for? In some ways, it can be like a poker game with learning to conceal your true feelings and emotions. In other ways, it is definitely the art of war and strategy. When waging war, there are various tactical manuevers to keep in mind; to throw your enemy off balance. The stage has been set, now to see how many moves are really left to be played.
Penny J. (MN, USA)
Raven Hawke, Llc
info@ravenhawke.net
www.ravenhawke.net
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