Keys "s"=save "l"=load "b"=back once
Undergoing repair
This variant is popular in NOST circles.
Since this game is likely to be novel, I programmed so that you win by capturing the enemy king.
| King | Moves and captures as a FIDE chess king. | 
| Withdrawer | Moves as a FIDE chess queen. If there is a hostile unit on the square immediately opposite from the direction in which it moves, it is captured. | 
| Coordinator | Moves as a FIDE chess queen. Captures an enemy unit on the same rank as the square to which it moves and the same file as the coordinator's king, and/or an enemy unit on the same file as the square to which it moves and the same rank as the coordinator's king. | 
| Long Leaper | Moves as a FIDE chess queen. May junp enemy units if there is an empty square just beyond. Captures these units. | 
| Immobilizer | Moves as a FIDE chess queen. An enemy unit adjacent orthogonally or diagonally cannot move. Adjacent enemy immobilizers immobilize each other. | 
| Pawn | Moves as a FIDE chess rook. If it lands on a square with an enemy unit orthogonally adjacent and a friendly unit just beyond, the enemy unit is captured. | 
| Chameleon | Moves as a FIDE chess queen. Captures kings as a king, only from the adjacent square. Captures withdrawers by withdrawing. Immobilizes immobilizers. Leaps over and captures long leapers. Captures pawns as pawns capture. |
I decided it would be a draw if after 50 moves (25 by each side), no unit had been captured.
These are simple illustrations rather than strong opponents.
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Written by Ed Friedlander
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. Java applet that plays the game. (8x8, Cells: 64) Author: 
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