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Revision as of 21:45, 11 January 2009
Here you can see some known edge templates with one stone to be connected to the bottom row. Not all of them are useful to know. The fifth-row template occurs very seldom in real play.
There is some overlap with the article Edge templates everybody should know.
Contents
First row edge template
Second row edge template
Third row edge templates
Edge template III1a
Also known as the Ziggurat.
Edge template III1b
Fourth row edge templates
Edge template IV1a
Edge template IV1b
Edge template IV1c
Edge template IV1d
Fifth row edge template
Sixth row edge template
There are almost certainly no edge templates with one stone on the sixth row, but this is unproven.
