Mastering Tak: Level I: A foundation for success
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| Rating | : | 4.94 (597 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B07372V9B2 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 388 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-01-13 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
140 pages of Tak-ness, including 2 complete game walkthroughs!Elevate your game while building a foundation for future success!**KINDLE OR EBOOK CUSTOMERS**Because of the way re-formats the original document, the eBook is not of the same quality as the physical version. The world's first strategy guide for Tak, Mastering Tak: Level I introduces a structured approach to play, focusing on pattern recognition and board analysis. I am not trying to influence your decision one way or another (my royalties are roughly the same between the two media), I only want to make you aware of the differences.. So, while you get instant delivery, online backup, portability, and a lower price, you will have some unique issues not present with the paperback. The eBook has odd page breaks and a loss of special fonts
Even though he lives off grid on a small homestead, he and his family are ill-prepared for the zombie apocalypse, unless zombies happen to be afraid of books, in which case, they're set. Bill Leighton is a plumbing sales specialist with a degree in philosophy (which, despite what the general public thinks, he uses every day). This is his first published work, though hopefully not his last. . He writes a blog
About the Author Bill Leighton is a plumbing sales specialist with a degree in philosophy (which, despite what the general public thinks, he uses every day). . Even though he lives off grid on a small homestead, he and his family are ill-prepared for the zombie apocalypse, unless zombies happen to be afraid of books, in which case, they're set. This is his first published work, though hopefully not his last. He writes a blog about Tak and attempts to be active in the spreading of this beautiful game across the globe, but not in a megalomaniacal kind of way