I'm looking to buy a wooden chess set from Regency Chess Co. Can you tell me about the different types of wood they use for their sets, how I should care for a wooden set, and their policy for replacing individual chess pieces if one gets lost or damaged?
Navigate to regencychess.co.uk. Scroll to the footer and click on the 'Guide to Woods' link under 'Product Quality'. Extract information about Sheesham, Boxwood, Ebonised Boxwood, Walnut, Wenge, and Ebony woods. Navigate back to the homepage footer. Click on the 'Product Aftercare' link under 'Product Quality'. Scroll down to view all aftercare instructions for wooden chess products. Extract key aftercare information for polished wooden and lacquered wooden chess pieces. Navigate back to the homepage footer. Click on the 'Lifetime Chess Piece Replacement Service' link under 'Product Quality'. Extract details about the chess piece replacement policy. Synthesize the gathered information into a concise answer.
Successfully identify and summarize the characteristics of Sheesham, Boxwood, Ebonised Boxwood, Walnut, Wenge, and Ebony woods from the 'Guide to Woods' page. Successfully identify and summarize the aftercare instructions for polished wooden chess pieces and lacquered wooden chess pieces from the 'Product Aftercare' page. Successfully identify and state the core details of the 'Lifetime Chess Piece Replacement Service', including whether it is free and the conditions for replacement, as described on its dedicated page. The answer should explicitly state that the Lifetime Chess Piece Replacement Service is free and that customers should contact Regency Chess Co. if a piece is lost, damaged, or broken.