- Kasparov's opening knowledge
- Nakamura's speed
- Carlsen's endgame
- Fischer's tactics
-Tal's alcohol tolerance
Tal's bravery and intuition.
Capablanca's unmatched ability to find genius in simplicity
Petrosian's abilty to apply relentless pressure and his positional play
Rubinstein's understanding of the subleties of the endgame and his ability to understand openings (the approach to which he arguably singlehandedly modernized) before so much of it could be found in books and databases
Nimzowitsch's originality
Spassky's creativity in the middlegame
Alekhine's sheer ferocity
Karpov's patience
Kasparov's accuracy
Deep Blue's tolerance of alcohol
(Just came back to chess in recent months after a long sabbatical, so can't comment on Carlsen, Nakemura and all those other young shavers)
In my humble opinion Fischer comes closest to being the total package.
The rules are simple - combine attributes from your favourite chess players to create something new! I'll start.
Mir Sultan Khan's intuition
Kasparov's raw calculatory ability
Petrosian' tenacity
Karpov's precision
Fischer's obsesssion
Morphy's speed