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Sometimes having a reputation for being smart beats actually being smart.
I once beat my schoolβs chess champion in a game because he spent the entire match desperately trying to work out my strategy because I was βsmartβ and therefore good at chess.
We were playing with a Lord of the Rings chess set. I was moving the characters I liked best.
Iβm terrible at chess.
Just today I got to see a chess book that I remember reading as a little kid. While it didn't give me a lifelong passion for chess, it did give me a lifelong passion for fantasy for its artwork.
The book is "Chess for Young Beginners" from 1975, and here's some of the artwork:
Like, this artwork goes hard. I especially appreciate the colour scheme for the black pieces, with its browns, bronzes, reds and oranges.
This artwork is amazing, evocative, exciting and dramatic. I recommend giving it a look if you have a chance - you can probably scrounge up a PDF of this thing with a bit of searching.