how does a pawn look like
Sort:
I mean like a pawn soldier
It depends on what colour it is.
Not trying to be funny but I once heard it described as looking like a butt plug.
May 9, 2015
0
#6
premio53 wrote:
Not trying to be funny but I once heard it described as looking like a butt plug.
No, that's Bishops.
I'm just the messenger.
May 9, 2015
0
#9
premio53 wrote:
I'm just the messenger.
I thought the medium was the message! 
kco wrote:
the gun does not change anything
Considering that "pawn" entered English usage in the 14th century:
http://www.rableather.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/elmindex/bothwell.html
(scroll down for photos)
Why this children's chess set pawn look so angry?
Oh, that's why.
nartreb wrote:
Considering that "pawn" entered English usage in the 14th century:
http://www.rableather.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/elmindex/bothwell.html
(scroll down for photos)
I think that sounds about right. The shape represents some sort of helmet?
No, it's just an easy shape to carve on a lathe. In 14th C most pawns were plain cylinders or cones, without any of the turning lathe work you see in chess pieces today.
Apr 13, 2019
0
#15
grandmaster572 wrote:
Is there a specific word for the shape of a pawn?
dildoid?
lets debate
how does a pawn really look like