What piece(s) do you like to get out first?

Obviously, I like to get the King out first.

Knights. Below is the ideal position that EVERYONE should strive for as White, since 1.d4 sucks and 1.c4 is just plain stupid because it doesn't even place a pawn in the center.

I ran Houdini to Depth = 22 on White's ideal position vs. f6? and got the continuation below. Surprisingly, from a material count, White is only up by one minor piece after this enormous lead in development. Factoring in the resulting position, Houdini gives White a + 6.80 pawn advantage.

Now it is White's ideal position vs. Black's starting position. White had 10 free tempi, and Black is still fighting, but White has a decisive advantage at +8 pawns. 

Last one for tonight.

I have found this little exercise quite instructive and may try playing the following starting position with the Black pieces against my students. Houdini only gives White a 1 1/2 pawn advantage, which means nothing for beginners, including me.

How much opening theory does the beginning chess player really need when even a six tempi lead in development yields only a 1 1/2 pawn advantage?  

I've seen three types of openings: 1) occupying the center with pawns, 2)  controlling the center from the flanks, 3) ignoring the center. 

In the Hedgehog, Black ignores the center, or it can be seen as creating a small center, I think. GM's have played it. In the Hedgehog, Black looks to place pawns on a6, b6, d6 and e6. In this example, the Hedgehog is reached via the Sicilian.

For more reasons than one... 

And btw, as the following ancient line shows, the implausible is possible: