chess
It's good to learn a few openings; not to take advantage of many decades of knowledge and obsessive documentation is a squandering of opportunity. I'm thinking king's indian, sicilian dragon, and najdorf. That, and being aware of skewering, forking, and pinning, and knowing when the endgame has arrived and how to get there, will ehance any beginner's game. The tips in this link are good, too, but they're a little on the beginner-y side:Chess: basic principles
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