George Duke wrote on Mon, May 3, 2010 03:31 PM UTC:
Off the grid. Make your piece-moves self-sustaining. As it were,
bio-diverse: Camel, Zebra, Squirrel, Frog, Eagle, Bison, Hawk, Scorpion.
Proliferation in its time. Shove a pawn and the same pawn and that's a
crime. It is just illegal by Contingency Pawns' having their rights
revoked. No right of first refusal, but in toto negation and denial. There is always some related cross-category contrarian CV milieu. Here try Anti-King, Berolina, Losing Chess, Cylindrical, Closing Time for also
subverting a usual order in reversal outside the box. Penny for your any
thought a sure CV in the making, so write it down. Or plain penny ante in
the sense of coins making good piece-markers on bill or napkin at the bar.
Contingency Pawn King must move once before his e-Pawn can begin. It is
the same rule for all the pieces. A typical opening series, 1 N-f3, 2
g2-g3, 3 B-g2, and White King indeed is able to move as early as fourth,
though Pawns but two remain immobile. '4 King e1-f1', vacated by the
Bishop thankfully for King safety, is one alternative. Freed at last, '5
Pawn e2-e4', and the Queen stepping forward one subsequently helping
protect King some interim -- reasonable strategical logistic as ironically
more powerful Contingency Pawns always delay unavoidably in development.
By now things return to normal with four Pawns already moveable or moved,
and this King has only forfeited castling for safety. The second and more
common substitute preference is that Castling, as these three move, then '4
0-0' g-Pawn having advanced beforehand (so watch the Bishop lines),
getting used to new formations.
