 However, after a common piece is acted upon in one of these three manners, it cannot be moved or relocated on the next two turns.In other words, if player A rotates a common piece on the board, neither player B nor C will be able to move or rotate it on their immediately subsequent turns.However, once play returns to A, any player is free to rotate or relocate the piece again– unless, of course, A chooses to move or rotate the piece again.