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A. M. DeWitt wrote on Sun, Nov 20, 2022 04:39 AM UTC in reply to H. G. Muller from Sat Nov 19 06:01 AM:

I was thinking banning burning Fire Demons and Heavenly Tetrarches (possibly allowing it if something else is burned first), but allowing these pieces to be captured directly or via igui (the latter which is a locust capture). I tried doing it with the BadZone function used in the last version, and most of the time it worked perfectly, but for some reason the part testing for the evic parameter value would cause the area move (and sometimes non-capture moves) to disappear if two burning pieces were within burning distance of their orthogonal ranging moves. Right now, I am happy with the current version. Fire Demons can still be traded, but at least now it is easier for the moving Fire Demon to grab an additional piece without risking recapture thanks to the strengthened burning ability.


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