Got to say I find that completely illegible

[Josh] Note that I gave the linked page a small CSS update about the time you commented there.

The original sandbox draft was just a quick proof of concept to demonstrate that it’s possible to drop {{chip}} templates into table cells to give the appearance of tokens on a board.

mostly because I think it’ll be annoying to update in the tracker. At the moment, a token move is just a case of changing some numbers in the global gamestate, and checking to see if any are on special squares. With the change, you’ll have to delete the chip from one place and add it at another. However, I’m not strongly against and wouldn’t mind doing the change if other people think it’s a good idea.

One complication is how to represent all of the players and their Tokens in a succinct manner that still differentiates those tokens from each other. I was considering wording along these lines:

In the grids below, the ovals represent each Meeple’s token, where the letters are the minimal amount of characters from the token owner’s username to uniquely represent them among all other Meeples, and the number indicates token size: 1=Small, 2=Medium, 3=Big

to go along with what Kevan already did.

This is a definitive improvement over the status quo (though maybe the ovals should be small, medium, and large and coloured by their owner instead of coloured by size, that would help readability IMO)

I also think that copy-pasting the token templates around the grid would be annoyingly laborous