Enter Your Reply The Comment You're Replying To George Duke wrote on Tue, Sep 2, 2008 04:34 PM UTC:Baseball Chess 9x9, Fly Balls. In B.C. any Castling creates a Fly Ball, or Fly Ball potential. Whether free or fixed castling, the King and Rook end up adjacent by the Rook's overleaping King. The immediate following turn, any Outfielder, Rook or Cardinal(BN), exercises the option to switch to any vacant square in the opponent back rank, where Castling has just taken place. In lieu of normal move, taking a Flyball is drop, or teleport, to a last rank empty square by LeftFielder-Rook, RightFielder-Rook, or CenterFielder-Cardinal. No capturing, but Check is permitted. The option is void any turn later than directly upon opponent's Castle (0-0, 0-0-0, however else designated) of King -- similar to En Passant and Baseball Chess Groundball being one-time chance. (hhh) Fly Ball by Outfielder approved the turn immediately following Castling, as above. (iii) 'hhh' except the option is good for two turns after King's castle (jjj) 'iii' three turns, then void. ''One for my Master, one for my Dame, and one for the Little Boy that lives in the lane.'' --Mother Mary Goose Edit Form You may not post a new comment, because ItemID ChessboardMath3 does not match any item.