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kolmna wrote on Tue, Dec 10, 2013 12:10 PM UTC:
Why not make a real berolina chess.
Real berolina chess would assume:
Split 360 degree into 4 parts, rook move into those lines. And can do
castling move.
Bishop move between those rook moves.
Pawn has the moves of rook that advance, but only in move mode. And have
the bishop moves that advance only being able to capture with it.


So
Real Berolina chess
Usuall chess rules except:
Rook move like a fide bishop and can castle.
Bishop move like a fide rook but cant castle.
Pawn is berolina pawn.

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