I'm looking to buy a tournament-compliant chess set. First, find out what constitutes a 'Tournament Chess Set' according to the blog, specifically noting the key requirements and the typical king height. Then, navigate to the online shop and find a 'Tournament Chess Set' that is currently available for purchase. Provide its name, price, and confirm it meets the Staunton design requirement.
Navigate to 'regencychess.co.uk'. Click on the 'Blog' link. Locate and click on the 'What’s Classed as a Tournament Chess Set?' blog post link. Read the article to identify the key requirements for a chess set to be considered tournament-ready and the typical king height. Navigate to the main shop page (e.g., by clicking 'Visit our Online Chess Shop!' or navigating directly to the shop URL if available). Search or browse for a 'Tournament Chess Set'. Select one available tournament chess set. Extract the name and price of the selected set. Confirm if the product description explicitly mentions 'Staunton design' or implies it is tournament-compliant. Synthesize all gathered information to answer the task.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'What’s Classed as a Tournament Chess Set?' blog post. The agent states that a tournament chess set must follow the 'Staunton design' for clarity and universal recognition. The agent accurately states the typical king height for tournament chess sets as between '85mm and 105mm (3.35 to 4.13 inches)'. The agent successfully navigates to the online shop and identifies a 'Tournament Chess Set'. The agent provides the name of an available tournament chess set (e.g., 'The Professional Staunton Chess Set'). The agent provides the price of the identified chess set (e.g., '£119.99'). The agent confirms that the identified chess set is of 'Staunton design' or explicitly stated as 'tournament compliant'.