informal piecepack challenge

hello.
for a while now i have been using the piecepack system as the starting point for my games. I have mentioned the system on bgdf before but i thought i would try to expand its reach.
for those who have never heard of it the piecepack is a gaming system. in the same way you can use a pack of cards to play thousands of card games the piecepack can be used to play board games.
the piecepack is in the public domain, again like a pack of cards so anyone can make or sell them. anyone can design a game and put it on line, for others to play for free (legally i believe you retain the rights to the game- like publishing a free print and play so you can make a "real" game later)
for a more detailed explanation (and to add games) you can go to ludism.org or piecepack.org (or bgg) but here are the basics.
piecepack uses 4 suits (red suns, black moons, yellow crowns and blue fleur de lys) but there are many alternatives.
24 tiles, numbered 0-5 in 4 suits with a 2x2 grid on the reverse
24 coins, numbered 0-5 on the front and a suit on the back
4 D6 dice numbered 0-5 to match the suits and 4 pawns
the tiles are 2" x 2" and all the other bits are sized to fit within the small squares on the back.

you can buy a piecepack from a few online retailers (like the game crafter) or if you are feeling creative (and im sure you are, because your on this forum) you can make your own. i made mine with pre-cut wood from ebay and some printed stickers but you can make it out of card.

i tend to use my pack as the start of a design then add other components as needed. if i get to the stage where i want to make it fancier i will swap out the generic components for custom (eg a nice board) but if not i haven't wasted alot of time.

so i issue an unofficial challenge to all designers.
can you design a piecepack game?

any extra pieces should be easily available (standard dice, dominoes, poker chips etc).
i should also give credit to james kyle the designer of the system