sThis game was inspired by Darren Izzard's Philosopher's Chess, in which a small "control" board is used to influence movement on a larger "playing field" board.The other inspiration for this game was Grid Chess.In his game, Darren chose a theme of philosophy, whereas for this game, I thought of the Greek myth of the Fates: The Fates were represented by three sisters that spun threads.Clotho (the "Spinner") was the goddess that spun the thread into life; Lachesis (the "Dispenser of Lots") weaved the thread into a pattern, assigning destiny to each individual; and Atropos (the "Inexorable") ended the life, by cutting the thread of life.So, I decided to make my "control" board, the loom upon which the Fates spun the threads of destiny.I then thought to name my "playing field" board the Tapestry.The playing surface is made up of two boards.One is called the Tapestry and is a 6x6