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Playing pieces for Trivial pursuit..
Well, Let me clear this up for you guys..
I and my family have played Trivial Pursuit regularly all our lives.. it's a childhood pasttime, as well as a game favorite that I'll play with my children some day.
Every single edition of Trivial Pursuit has the same names for these pieces..
the bases that you move around the board are called: "Pie Bases"
and the colorful pieces you place inside these bases are called: "Scoring Wedges" and that's how any real trivial pursuit player refers to them.
Glad I could clear this up for you.
I and my family have played Trivial Pursuit regularly all our lives.. it's a childhood pasttime, as well as a game favorite that I'll play with my children some day.
Every single edition of Trivial Pursuit has the same names for these pieces..
the bases that you move around the board are called: "Pie Bases"
and the colorful pieces you place inside these bases are called: "Scoring Wedges" and that's how any real trivial pursuit player refers to them.

Glad I could clear this up for you.
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Gav
Trivial Pursuit is a game of facts.. so, I suppose your interest in getting the facts about what the playing pieces are called reveals that you are indeed a REAL trivial pursuit player.. 
